Quarter 1: English: Week 4

Recognizing the Use of ‘A/An’ + Noun in Simple Sentences

Digitized by Teacher Meljon

Objective:

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​1. Use a/an in simple phrases and sentences;

2. Recognize the correct use of a/an + noun;

3. Write simple sentences using a/an + noun

Week 4 Lesson​

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​Learning Task 2:

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Choose the letter of the correct answer to complete each sentence. Choose the correct answer.

Multiple Choice

1. I saw ___ dog lying on the street.

•  a

• an

• it

• these

Multiple Choice

2. We can see ____ owl during nighttime.

•  a

• an

• it

• thse

Multiple Choice

3. We bought ___ pet fish in the market.

• a

• an

• it

• these

Multiple Choice

4. There is ___ snake crawling on the branch of the tree.

•  these

• an

• it

• a

Multiple Choice

5. We saw ___ ostrich at the zoo.

•  a

• it

• an

• a

​What are the vowels in the alphabet?

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a e i o u

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What are the consonants in the alphabet?

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b c d f g h j k l m n p q r s t v w x y z

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​Learning Task 3:

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Direction: Write “a” or “an” before the noun. Type the correct answer.

Fill in the Blank

1. ___ banana

Fill in the Blank

2. ___ ice cream

Fill in the Blank

3. ___ egg

Fill in the Blank

4. ___ fish

Fill in the Blank

5. ___ cube

​Learning Task 4:

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Direction: Choose a check (/) mark if the use of a or an is correct and a cross (X) if not.

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Multiple Choice

____1. My mother wants to bake a cake.

Multiple Choice

____2. There is a old man resting on the bench.

Multiple Choice

____3. There was an tree branch fallen in our yard.

Multiple Choice

____4. Lisa wants to read a comic book.

Multiple Choice

____5. She looks like an angel.

​Learning Task 6: Look around your house. Write four (4) simple sentences that apply a + noun and an + noun. Write your answers in your answer sheet

​1. My father wants to ride a bike.

​2. _____________________

​3._____________________

​4._____________________

​Learning Task 5: Read each sentence carefully. Write the letters of the correct answers in your answer sheet.