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H.W. 6
Based on the sentences presented, give the intended meanings of the underlined idioms. After which, pick five idioms you are comfortable using and make a sentence for each of them. Underline the idioms used. Follow the instructions to the dot.
1.When the burglars heard the police car siren, he ran out of the back of the building like a bat out of hell.
- very quickly Scared, he ran out of the house like a bat out of hell.
2. I’ll be burning the midnight oil from now until the exams.
- To stay awake late at night to work or study:
3. Jeff is brilliant at English and History but he doesn’t have a clue about Maths.
- He has no idea in math how it is.
4. Tom’s father wants to buy a computer but he knows very little about them- he’s hoping that Tom will point him in the right direction.
- you give them some information to help them achieve something.
5. The lecture was as dull as ditchwater and so we left early.
- alluded to the muddy water in roadside ditches.
6. The local football team is sitting pretty at the top of the league.
- If you say that someone is sitting pretty, you mean that they are in a good, safe, or comfortable position.
7. The girls were in a cold sweat waiting to see if the last bus had gone.
- Feeling nervous or terrified.
8. The ambulance got there in the nick of time-the accident victim nearly died.
- just before the last moment when something can be changed or something bad will happen He decided to go just in the nick of time. The ambulance arrived in the nick of time.
9. Mark laughed his head off when his rival fell off his bike.
- such as laugh your head off and scream your head off can be used to emphasize that someone is laughing or screaming a lot or very loudly.
10.The new student is very inexperienced and the other students are always taking the mickey out of him.
- to make fun of someone Everyone laughed.
FIVE IDIOMS :
1. I startled and felt the butterflies in my stomach as she calls my name to present.
- Fluttering sensations caused by a feeling of nervous anticipation.
2. This secret is just between you and me, not a single word must leak.
- The secret that was told was only to the two of them and no one could know.
3. Everybody pat on his back because if being a champion in a math contest.
- a show of praise or approval You all deserve a pat on the back for making this possible.
4. He found a place in the sun as the president promotes him in a higher position.
- a very good, successful, or desirable position.
5. I load off of my mind after knowing that my lost book was in him...
- that it causes you to stop worrying.
S.W. 6
Pick at least four transitional words and phrases from the following and make a coherent paragraph about any given situation. Underline the transitions used.
Peter's leaving at the end of this week hence his anxiety to get his work finished. He was indeed very tired, as a result of anxiety, apart from that, everything's fine.
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PRESENT PERFECT AND PAST PERFECT TENSES EXERCISE (TO BE GRADED) DM ME YOUR ANSWERS and for MODULAR STUDS, email me your answers.
A. You are asking people questions about things they have done. Make questions with ever using the words in brackets:
1. ride/horse? Have you ever ridden a horse?
2. be/California? ___________________________
3. run/marathon? ____________________________
4. speak/famous person ________________________
5. most astonishing place/visit
ANSWER!!
2. She grew up to be a famous doctor in california?
3.How long did you run in marathon?
4. Dou you think I can't speak in front of famous person?
5.How about you? when you become a successful women you will visit the most astonishing place in the world?
B. Complete B’s answers. Some sentences are positive and some negative. Use the following verbs:
BE BE EAT HAPPEN HAVE MEET PLAY READ SEE SEE TRY
ANSWER!!
She will be happy. For some unknown reason, it occurred to her that she would be happy to know that Maria was eating what she cooked but something went wrong, there was a chemical that was thrown away from the food while it was being cooked. And in that incident, Maria met the doctor who turned out to be a relative of her son whom she did not know. They have met many times but destiny is playful and Maria did not read her uncle's letter because she did not see it. and finally he also saw his missing brother. Maria has tried many ways and this is the only way for them to see each other.
1. What’s Max’s sister like? I’ve no idea. I’ve never met her.
2. How is Diana these days? I don't know, I didn't know her
3. Are you hungry? Yes
4. Can you play chess? No, I'm not interested in chess
5. Are you enjoy8ing your holiday? Yes, it’s the best holiday. Because I rest. for a long time.
6. What’s the book like? I don’t know see it.
7. Is Brussels an interesting place? I’ve no idea. To that Brussels
8. Mike was late for work again today. Again? Mike is late everyday this week.
9. Do you like caviar? I don’t know what is cavair it.
10. I hear your car broke down again yesterday. Yes, it’s the second time I broke my car this week.
C. Complete the sentences using today/this year/this term etc.
1. I saw Tom yesterday, but I haven’t seen him today.
2. I read a newspaper yesterday, but I _____________________ today.
3. Last year, the company made a profit, but this year _________________________.
4. Tracy worked hard at school last sem, but ___________________.
5. It snowed a lot last winter, but _____________________.
6. Our football team won a lot of games last season, but we_________________.
ANSWER!!
2. Don't finish the newspaper because my eyes getting blur.
3.We already made again.
4.Now she saw what the he made to working hard.
5.It's cold
6.Don't need to calm.
D. Read the situations and write sentences as shown in the example:
1. Jack is driving a car, but he’s very nervous and not sure what to do.
2.
You ask: Have you driven a car before?
He says: No, this is the first time I’ve driven a car.
3. Ben is playing tennis. He’s not good at it and he doesn’t know the rules.
You ask: Have________________________________?
He says: No, this is the first__________________________.
4. Sue is riding a horse. She doesn’t look very confident or comfortable.
You ask: ________________________________?
She says: ________________________________.
5. Maria is in London. She has just arrived and it’s very new for her.
You ask: __________________________________?
She says: __________________________________.
ANSWER!!
3. Have you ever train Ben to play tennis?
Time a play tennis
4. Are you okay? What do u you need to be comfortable?
Yes, I'm scared because the horse is so clamsy.
5. Maria are you familiar with any name of places in London?
No, but I think I can see what I can looking for.
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HW 8 (Deadline Nov 26 Fri)
Pick a music video promoting peace, unity, togetherness and belongingness, and love. Analyze the lyrics and explore the message of your song for global ascension and healing in the midst of the pandemic and uncertainties of life nowadays.
I will consider rap songs, reggae, hip hop and worship songs.
I will not allow any forms of profanity or derogatory language, sexual or violent undertones.
ANSWER :
Together we are being called
To make a future world
The test we face is for us to prove
That we can heal as one
Is when we heal as one
We heal as one with kindness
We heal as one
We serve,, we share we show compassion
We heal as one.
- being together with someone will make us realise something end share it to them so that we all can be successful to each other.
- as helping each other would heal something from us.
- we are helping each other
- In this song, there is when we help each other and when we help each person, sacrifice is hard, we can heal and be whole again because when we help each person.
SW 8
From the array of choices below, categorize each of them under MASS NOUNS or COUNT NOUNS and give their plural forms utilizing QUANTIFIERS. Choose only 20 items from among 30 items.
Hint: DO NOT REPEAT A QUANTIFIER
1. Spaghetti
2. Water
3. Fruit
4. Coffee
5. Milk
6. Matches
7. Soap
8. Chocolate
9. Jam
10.cigarettes
11. cola
12.toothpaste
13. flowers
14. biscuits
15. socks
16. bread
17. chairs
18. paper
19. cream
20. time
21. beef
22. trousers
23. eggs
24. sugar
25. orange juice
26. crisps
27. wind
28. shoes
29. gold
30. nails
ANSWER :
Spaghetti- count noun
Water- mass noun
A plate of spaghetti
Some bottle of water
Fruit - count noun
Cola - mass noun
They grow mainly citrus fruits.
Cola is a sweet brown drinks with bubbles that does not contain alcohol.
Crisps - count noun
Bread - mass noun
Crisps are thin. Deep fried potatoes.
A bread in the table.
Biscuits - count noun
Beef - mass noun
A biscuit cookie.
Beef is the third most widely consumed meat in the world.
Nails - count noun
Time- mass noun
The lady have the beautiful nails.
I submit my project on time.
Chairs - count noun
Jam- mass noun
She stepped around the chairs and stand before him.
He hesitated and spread some jam on his toast.
Soap- count noun
Wind - mass noun
soaps may be made by the direct combination of fatty acids, separated from oils.
The wind in the window.
Matches - count noun
Chocolate - mass noun
There are boxes of matches too.
He licked the chocolate off his fingers.
Shoes - count noun
Milk - mass noun
This pair of shoes fits me well.
I need some bread and milk.
Gold - count noun
Coffee - mass noun
the color of gold I love the reds and golds of the fall.
I'd like a cup of coffee, please.
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INTERACTIVE MEDIA
WHAT'S NEW
ACTIVITY 6.0
1. The steps I create when I first time I use Facebook and to access that I put the email number and the information he asks for ... I post my first thought when I click what's on your mind and I definitely wrote what I want say
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EXERCISES ON PREPOSITIONS IN, ON, AND AT:
A. Choose from among the choices below your answers for the blanks provided for in the sentences and then use AT, ON, and IN where they are necessary. The first one is given for you.
The evening about 20 minutes 1492
The moment 21 July 1969 the 1920s
Saturdays the Middle Ages 11 seconds
The same time
Night
1. Columbus made his first voyage from Europe to America- in 1492.
2. If the sky is clear, you can see the stars- at night
3. After working hard during the day, I like to relax - in the evening
4. Neil Armstrong was the first man to walk on the moon- on 21 July 1969
5. It’s difficult to listen if everyone is speaking - at the same time
6. Jazz became popular in the United States- in the 1920s
7. I’m just going out to the shop. I’ll be back- in about 20 minutes
8. “Can I speak to Dan?” “I’m afraid he’s not here- at the moment ”
9. Many of Europe’s great cathedrals were built- in the Middle age
10. works from Monday to Friday. Sometimes she also works- on Saturday
B. Put in at, on, or in. The first one is given for you.
1. Mozart was born in Salzburg in 1756.
2. I haven’t seen Kate for a few days. I last saw her ______ Tuesday.
3. The price of electricity is going up _______ October.
4. I’ve been invited to a wedding ________ 14 February.
5. ____ weekends, we often go for long walks in the country.
6. Jenny is 17. She is having her debut _____ two years’ time.
7. I’m busy right now, but I’ll be with you ______ a moment.
8. Jenny’s brother is an engineer, but he doesn’t have a job ______ the moment.
9. There are usually a lot of parties_____New Year’s Eve.
10. I don’t like driving _________ night.
11. My car is being repaired at the garage. It will be ready _____ two hours.
12. The telephone and the doorbell rang _____ the same time.
13. Mary and David always go out for dinner _______ wedding anniversary.
14. It was a short book and easy to read. I read it ____ a day.
15. ______ Saturday night I went to bed ______ midnight.
16. We traveled overnight to Paris and arrived _____ 5 o’clock _____ the morning.
17.The course begins ______7 January and ends sometime ____April.
18. I might not be at home_______Tuesday morning, but I’ll be there ______ afternoon.
ANSWER :
1. in
2.On
3.In
4.On
5.In
6.In
7.At
8.On
9.At
10.ON..... At
11.At
12.At... In
13.ON... In
14.In
15.ON... In
16.In
17.At
18.9n
19.In
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EXERCISES ON PREPOSITIONS IN, ON, AND AT:
A. Choose from among the choices below your answers for the blanks provided for in the sentences and then use AT, ON, and IN where they are necessary. The first one is given for you.
The evening about 20 minutes 1492
The moment 21 July 1969 the 1920s
Saturdays the Middle Ages 11 seconds
The same time
Night
1. Columbus made his first voyage from Europe to America in 1492.
2. If the sky is clear, you can see the stars ______________________.
3. After working hard during the day, I like to relax ______________.
4. Neil Armstrong was the first man to walk on the moon___________.
5. It’s difficult to listen if everyone is speaking____________________.
6. Jazz became popular in the United States______________________.
7. I’m just going out to the shop. I’ll be back _____________________.
8. “Can I speak to Dan?” “I’m afraid he’s not here_________________.”
9. Many of Europe’s great cathedrals were built___________________.
10. Liz works from Monday to Friday. Sometimes she also works
ANSWER :
2. At night
3. In the evening
4.On 29 July 1969
5.At the same time
6.In the 1920s
7.In about 20 minutes
8.At the moment
9.In the middle age
10.On Saturday
B. Put in at, on, or in. The first one is given for you.
1. Mozart was born in Salzburg in 1756.
2. I haven’t seen Kate for a few days. I last saw her ______ Tuesday.
3. The price of electricity is going up _______ October.
4. I’ve been invited to a wedding ________ 14 February.
5. ____ weekends, we often go for long walks in the country.
6. Jenny is 17. She is having her debut _____ two years’ time.
7. I’m busy right now, but I’ll be with you ______ a moment.
8. Jenny’s brother is an engineer, but he doesn’t have a job ______ the moment.
9. There are usually a lot of parties_____New Year’s Eve.
10. I don’t like driving _________ night.
11. My car is being repaired at the garage. It will be ready _____ two hours.
12. The telephone and the doorbell rang _____ the same time.
13. Mary and David always go out for dinner _______ wedding anniversary.
14. It was a short book and easy to read. I read it ____ a day.
15. ______ Saturday night I went to bed ______ midnight.
16. We traveled overnight to Paris and arrived _____ 5 o’clock _____ the morning.
17.The course begins ______7 January and ends sometime ____April.
18. I might not be at home_______Tuesday morning, but I’ll be there ______ afternoon.
ANSWER :
1. In
2.On
3.In
4.On
5.In
6.At
7.In
8.At
9.On
10.At
11.In
12.At
13.On
14.In
15.On... At
16.At... In
17.On... In
18.On... In
C. Which is correct? a,b, or both of them? Again the first one is given for you.
a. I’ll see you on Friday.
I’ll see you Friday Ans: both
b. I’ll see on next Friday b. I’ll see you next Friday.
a. Paul got promoted in April.
b. Paul got promoted April.
a. They never go out on Sunday evenings.
b. They never go out Sunday evenings.
a. What are you doing the weekend?
b. What are you doing at the weekend?
a. Will you be here on Tuesday?
b. Will you be here Tuesday?
a. We were ill at the same time.
b. We were ill in the same time.
a. Sue graduated from college at 18 May 2000.
b. Sue graduated from college on 18 May 2000.
a. He left school last June.
b. He left school in last June.
ANSWER :
1. A
2.B
3.A
4.A
5.B
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SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT EXERCISES
MODULAR STUDENTS IN STEM AND ABM
Pick the correct verb that agrees with the given subject. After which, get five sentences from Set A and another five from set B and give the rules for subject-verb agreement.
PART A.
1. Today’s chemistry (work, works) many wonders.
2. The baby’s toys (is, are) in that box.
3. These pencils (has, have) very bad lead.
4. Bill (don’t, doesn’t) belong to any fraternity in college, but he is popular among the students.
5. At the top of the stadium in the flag (float, floats) in the air.
6. On a bench in the park (sit,sits) my two sisters.
7. High in the heavens (soar, soars) the airplane.
8. In the crowd (was, were) many prominent leaders.
9. At nine o’clock classes (begin, begins).
10. The tops of the tables (was, were) designed in bright colors.
11. (Has, have) the children gone to the pool today?
12. (Was, Were) your father present at the meeting?
13. Why (do, does) boys annoy you?
14. (Wasn’t, Weren’t) you in Cebu last month?
15. (Don’t, Doesn’t) Arman drive a car?
16. These are the books which (has, have) to be covered.
17. There (is, are) twenty seven books in the New Testament.
18. There (was, were) an unfortunate accident on that corner.
19. There (is, are) always time to be present.
20. (Was, Were) there any children in the park?
21. There (has, have) been two storms this weekend.
22. A crate of oranges (was, were) sent from Florida.
23. Pleasure, as well as study, (was, were) together when the alarm sounded.
24. The Little Flower’s love of simple things (is, are) worthy of invitation.
25. English, together with History, (claim, claims) most of my attention.
ANSWER :
1. Work
2.Are
3.Have
4.Doesn't
5.Floats
6.Sits
7.Soar
8.Was
9.Begin
10.Were
11.Has
12.Was
13.Do
14.Weren't
15.Doesn't
16.Have
17.Are
18.Was
19.Is
20.Was
21.Have
22.Was
23.Were
24.Is
25.Claim
PART B.
1. (Has, Have) either of you seen my notebook?
2. (Do, Does) either of you boys know Mr. Benito well enough to ask him to be one of the judges?
3. Neither of them (sing, sings) in the choir.
4. Neither Mr. Mendoza nor his wife (is, are) at home.
5. She or her sister (has, have) the box.
6. (Has, Have) either Carol or Teeny called for the notebook?
7. Neither she nor Josephine (know, knows) the way.
8. (Has, Have) either George or Karl returned?
9. Neither the boys nor the girls (was, were) surprised of the news.
10. Either the manager or the salesman (has, have) erred.
11. Neither Helen nor I (has, have) been chosen for the part.
12. Neither the coach nor the players (seem, seems) excited.
13. Neither the twins nor their sister (has, have) ever visited Lake George.
14. The audience (was, were) amused about the game.
15. Our class (has, have) adopted a new motto.
16. The jury (has, have) disagreed on the verdict.
17. The troop of soldiers (has, have) been scattered.
18. The council (was, were) arguing among themselves about the cost of the new bridge.
19. The audience (is, are) giving their tickets to the ushers.
20. The crew of channel 7 (is, are) taping a show this afternoon.
21. The committee (was, were) here yesterday.
22. The committee (is, are) in disagreement on this question.
23. The Boys’ Choir (sing, sings) every Sunday.
24. A squadron of jet fighters (stream, streams) across the sky.
25. The team (is, are) very enthusiastic about the game.
ANSWER :
1. Have
2.Do
3.Sings
4.Is
5.Have
6.Has
7.Knows
8.Have
9.Was
10.Has
11.Have
12.Seems
13.Have
14.Was
15.Has
16.Has
17.Have
18.Were
19.Are
20.Are
21.Were
22.Is
23.Sing
24.Streams
25.Are
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H.W. 6
Based on the sentences presented, give the intended meanings of the underlined idioms. After which, pick five idioms you are comfortable using and make a sentence for each of them. Underline the idioms used. Follow the instructions to the dot.
1.When the burglars heard the police car siren, he ran out of the back of the building like a bat out of hell.
- very quickly Scared, he ran out of the house like a bat out of hell.
2. I’ll be burning the midnight oil from now until the exams.
- To stay awake late at night to work or study:
3. Jeff is brilliant at English and History but he doesn’t have a clue about Maths.
- He has no idea in math how it is.
4. Tom’s father wants to buy a computer but he knows very little about them- he’s hoping that Tom will point him in the right direction.
- you give them some information to help them achieve something.
5. The lecture was as dull as ditchwater and so we left early.
- alluded to the muddy water in roadside ditches.
6. The local football team is sitting pretty at the top of the league.
- If you say that someone is sitting pretty, you mean that they are in a good, safe, or comfortable position.
7. The girls were in a cold sweat waiting to see if the last bus had gone.
- Feeling nervous or terrified.
8. The ambulance got there in the nick of time-the accident victim nearly died.
- just before the last moment when something can be changed or something bad will happen He decided to go just in the nick of time. The ambulance arrived in the nick of time.
9. Mark laughed his head off when his rival fell off his bike.
- such as laugh your head off and scream your head off can be used to emphasize that someone is laughing or screaming a lot or very loudly.
10.The new student is very inexperienced and the other students are always taking the mickey out of him.
- to make fun of someone Everyone laughed.
FIVE IDIOMS :
1. I startled and felt the butterflies in my stomach as she calls my name to present.
- Fluttering sensations caused by a feeling of nervous anticipation.
2. This secret is just between you and me, not a single word must leak.
- The secret that was told was only to the two of them and no one could know.
3. Everybody pat on his back because if being a champion in a math contest.
- a show of praise or approval You all deserve a pat on the back for making this possible.
4. He found a place in the sun as the president promotes him in a higher position.
- a very good, successful, or desirable position.
5. I load off of my mind after knowing that my lost book was in him...
- that it causes you to stop worrying.
S.W. 6
Pick at least four transitional words and phrases from the following and make a coherent paragraph about any given situation. Underline the transitions used.
Peter's leaving at the end of this week hence his anxiety to get his work finished. He was indeed very tired, as a result of anxiety, apart from that, everything's fine.
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ACTIVITIES FOR MODULAR STUDENTS IN SENIOR HIGH FOR STEMS SECTIONS A,B, AND C
AND ABM SECTIONS D & E
21st CENTURY LITERATURE FROM THE PHILIPPINES AND THE WORLD
A. PRE-COLONIAL LITERATURE - sabi (maxims), bugtong (riddles), epics, and myths abound in pre-colonial literature. Most ethnolinguistic groups had folk tales, epics, poems, and marathon chants that were passed down through the generations.
SPANISH COLONIAL LITERATURE -
At the time of the invasion and conversion to Christianity, the Philippine ethnic groups' literature was primarily oral, consisting of epics, legends, ballads, riddles, and proverbs.
B. Racial prejudice or racism is still present in the world.
C. ELEMENTS OF POETRY :
THEME : is a truth lesson or message about life.
RHYTHM : is the beat sound, and feel of a poem.
METER :is the number and style of accented and syllables on a line.
RHYME : describe word that have the same ending sounds.
STANZA : is a group of line In a poem.
LINE: is a single word of words in a poem.
MOOD: is the feeling the poet is trying to convey.
a. VISIONARY SENSE - having or showing clear ideas about what should happen
b.OLFACTORY SENSE - the sensation of smell that results from the detection..
c.GUSTATORY SENSE - the sensory system responsible for the perception of taste and flavour.
d.OLFACTORY POETIC SENSE - series of durational artworks which intertwine the power of poetry with the sense of smell
E. RACIAL PREJUDICE - Racial prejudice is commonly used to justify putting a group in a lower socioeconomic class in a subordinate position. Racism, on the other hand, is prejudice or discrimination against individuals or groups based on racial superiority or the notion that race represents inherent distinctions in qualities and capacities. Example of racial prejudice is black lives matter
RACIAL PRIVILEGE - a special right, advantage, or immunity granted or available only to a particular person or group of people example of racial privilege white privilege.
RACIAL STEREOTYPE -
A system of ideas about typical traits of individuals of a certain ethnic group or nationality, their status, society, and cultural standards is known as an ethnic stereotype or racial stereotype. National stereotypes can be about one's own ethnicity or nationality, or they might be about a foreign or other ethnicity or NATIONALITY. Example of racial stereotype is particular class of group of people
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