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I. OBJECTIVES
At the end of the discussion, the students are expected to:
1. define gerund;
2. identify the functions of gerunds as a noun;
3. compose a story out of the sentences that were constructed; and
4. value the importance of knowing the functions of gerunds.
III. MATERIALS
- Visual aids
- Pictures - Strips-of-paper
- Scotch tape
B. Activity
The teacher will post a picture of the two girls having a conversation.
C. Analysis
What are those underlined words?
What do you notice about the underlined words?
What do you call those words?
Are you familiar with Gerunds?
What is Gerund?
How is gerund used in each sentence?
D. Abstraction
The teacher will introduce and discuss the topic.
Then, she will divide the class into three groups.
After every example of the function of gerund as a noun, the groups
will also construct a sentence for each function.
E. Application
With the same group, the students will collect all the sentences that
they constructed.
Then, they will combine those sentences to compose a short story.
Afterwards, they will share their story to the class.
Their output will be graded according to these criteria.
Content 5 pts
Grammar 5 pts
Organization of Sentences 5 pts
Cooperation 5 pts
Valuing:
What is the importance of knowing the functions of gerunds?
V. Evaluation
A. Complete the sentences below by using the “-ing” gerund form of the
verbs in the box.
1. _______ lots of vegetables is important for good health.
2. _______ is fun. I love making dinner for my friend.
3. _______ books and magazines can help you to learn English.
4. _______ is a great way to get fit, but I am afraid of the water.
5. _______ TV is bad for my eyes. That’s what my mother says.
VI. Assignment
In a 1 whole sheet of paper, cut and paste an article from a newspaper or a
magazine that used gerunds in their sentences.
Prepared by:
Mary Jill S. Caber