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    The document discusses transitive and intransitive verbs. It provides examples of direct objects and indirect objects. Transitive verbs are verbs that can pass action to an object, while intransitive verbs do not require an object. Examples of each are given. Students are then instructed to do activities in groups using different verb scenarios and identify the verbs as transitive or intransitive. Criteria for judging the activities is provided. The importance of understanding verb types for proper English communication is discussed. Students are then given a worksheet to identify verbs in sample sentences and homework to create their own sentences using transitive and intransitive verbs.

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    The document discusses transitive and intransitive verbs. It provides examples of direct objects and indirect objects. Transitive verbs are verbs that can pass action to an object, while intransitive verbs do not require an object. Examples of each are given. Students are then instructed to do activities in groups using different verb scenarios and identify the verbs as transitive or intransitive. Criteria for judging the activities is provided. The importance of understanding verb types for proper English communication is discussed. Students are then given a worksheet to identify verbs in sample sentences and homework to create their own sentences using transitive and intransitive verbs.

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    The document discusses transitive and intransitive verbs. It provides examples of direct objects and indirect objects. Transitive verbs are verbs that can pass action to an object, while intransitive verbs do not require an object. Examples of each are given. Students are then instructed to do activities in groups using different verb scenarios and identify the verbs as transitive or intransitive. Criteria for judging the activities is provided. The importance of understanding verb types for proper English communication is discussed. Students are then given a worksheet to identify verbs in sample sentences and homework to create their own sentences using transitive and intransitive verbs.

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    TRANSITIVE AND

    INTRANSITIVE VERBS
    REFERENCE:STRENGTHEN ENGLISH:GRAMMAMAR FOR SECONDARY SCHOOL
    BY:DR.TAN CHENG LIM
    LET SING!!!

    •!Double Double What What ,Double


    Double Who Who,Double What Double
    Who!]
    UNLOCKING DIFFICULTIES

    • Direct Object- receiver of the • Indirect Object- indirect recipient of the


    action,usually about something. action usually is about somebody.
    TRANSITIVE AND TRANSITIVE VERBS

    • Transitive Verbs-are the verbs or action • Intrasitive Verbs-are verbs that can stand
    words that have its own object that alone by itself even without an object
    receive the action or the action is being receiving such action.
    done to it.
    • Transitive verbs are those actions which
    can pass from the subject to the subject
    • It is answerable by what or who.
    EXAMPLES OF INTRANSITIVE AND TRANSITIVE
    VERBS
    • I cook breakfast
    • I write my essay
    • We danced last day
    • Bird flew south
    • She smiled
    • We clapped
    DRILL

    • I will group you into 5, each group will make an act or a role play using the scenario I give
    you.
    • 1.At birthday party
    • 2.At the canteen
    • 3.At SM
    • 4.At the guidance counselor
    • 5.At the cashier’s office
    LISTEN CAREFULLY

    INSTRUCTIONS CRITERIA
    • What you are going to do is make a • [ Criteria: Content- 25%
    short conversation depending on your • Creativity- 25%
    scenario
    • Performance/Stage Presence- 50%
    • Underline the verbs being used and the Total= 100%
    object if any, then identify if IntV or TrnV.
    • This will be the criteria for judging.
    GENERALIZATION

    • Let’s see if you really understand the lesson.


    • What are the indicators of Transitive verbs from intransitive verbs?
    OKAY CLASS WHY DO YOU THINK IT IS IMPORTANT TO KNOW
    THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF VERBS?

    • -Because verbs are important elements of constructing our sentences in English


    communication.
    • -We can deliver our sentences’ ideas correctly.
    DIRECTION: ON ¼ SHEET OF PAPER, CIRCLE THE
    APPROPRIATE VERB IN EACH SENTENCE.

    • 1.Bird flew south.


    • A.Transitive verb B.Intrasitive verb C.Direct Object D.Indirect Object
    • 2. The audiences clapped enthusiastically.
    • A.Verb B.Adjectives C.Intrasitive verb D.Transitive verb
    • 3. Mary cooked macaroni and spaghetti.
    • A.Intrasitive verb B.Adverb C.Direct Object D.Transitive verb
    • 4. The government issued the policy on English language communication.
    • A.Indirect Object B.Direct Object C.Transitive verb D.Intrasitive verb
    5. The beautiful window glass broke yesterday.

    A.Transitive verb B.Intrasitive verb C.Direct Object D.Verb


    HOMEWORK/ ASSIGNMENT

    • Directions: Create (10) sentences that you always use


    in daily conversation. Five using transitive verbs and
    another five using intransitive verbs write it in one
    whole sheet of paper and to be submitted next
    meeting.

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