Quarter 1: English: Week 5

Quarter 1: English: Week 5

Digitized by Teacher Meljon

​Objective:

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​Identify English words spoken at home and in school; compare English and Tagalog words; and translate words to English or Tagalog

English Equivalent of Tagalog Words

English is different from Tagalog in terms of how they are spoken at home and in school.

​mga aklat

​books

​masaya

happy

​mga kaibigan

friends

​Ways on How to Improve English and Tagalog Vocabulary

​1. Use of Dictionary with English to Filipino Translations.

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​2. Use of android/cellphone dictionary applications.

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​3. Reading of Books both Filipino and English

​mga kuwento

stories

mga awitin

songs

Let us read the sentences.

​Let us read the sentences.

​Learning Task 3:

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Direction: For each item, choose the letter of the correct answer.

Multiple Choice

1.What is the picture?

• A. glass

• B. vase

• C. jar

• D. can

Multiple Choice

2. The _________ is on the table. What is the appropriate word to complete the sentence?

Multiple Choice

3. Which of the following things cannot be found in school?

Multiple Choice

4. The girl is beautiful. What is the synonym of the underlined word?

Multiple Choice

5. What is the Tagalog word for this object?

• A. pisara

• B. mesa

• C. pinto

• D. bubong

​Learning Task 4:

Read the story and answer the questions below.

Multiple Choice

1. Which are considered as our good friends?

• A. books

• B. stories

• C. poems

Multiple Choice

2. What do books make for us?

• A. make us cry

• B. make us sick

• C. make us happy

Multiple Choice

3. What are found in books?

• A. stories

• B. cars

• C. airplanes

Multiple Choice

4. What should we do to make books live long?

• A. take good care

• B. decorate them

• C. color them

Multiple Choice

5. Which is not good for books?

• A. covering

• B. tearing

• C. reading

​Here are some examples of Tagalog and English words that are spoken at home and in school.

​Learning Task 6: Choose the tagalog equivalent for every english word.

Multiple Choice

______1. pasyente

• doctor

• police

• patient

• soldier

• driver

Multiple Choice

______2. sundalo

• doctor

• police

• patient

• soldier

• driver

Multiple Choice

______3. drayber

• doctor

• police

• patient

• soldier

• driver

Multiple Choice

______4. pulis

• doctor

• police

• patient

• soldier

• driver

Multiple Choice

______5. doktor

• doctor

• police

• patient

• soldier

• driver

​ Tagalog is the mother tongue for most of the children in National Capital Region. This serves as our first language. The English language serves as our second language.

Learning Task 7:

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Direction: Identify the object in each picture. Write their equivalent words in Tagalog.

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