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CAGAYAN DE ORO COLLEGE-PHINMA

Learning Plan for: English 5

I. Objectives: at the end of the lesson, the student will able to:
- Identify what two-word verb must be used in the given sentences.

II. Subject Matter: Two-Word Verb


Content: Using two-word verb in a particular sentences.
Materials: Chart, Powerpoint, Cartolina, Newspaper
Reference: K.E. Castillo & E. Angeles(2016).Joy in Learning English Textbook.Meralco Avenue, Pasig
City, Philippines 1600

III. Lesson Plan Procedure


Prayer
Energizer
Attendance
A. Activity
- The teacher will divide the class into 4 groups and every group must be given a community news paper.
What verbs did you found in community news?
Can you share the meaning of those verbs you found in community news?
B. Analysis
- The teacher will show an example of written conversation.

- Dindo: Lets hurry up. The meeting starts exactly three oclock.
- Celso: Yes, but we better slow down or we will slip.
- Peter: See how Ben turns on the loud speaker. What an earsplitting noise! Dont you hear
it?
- John: Yes, I do. I hope he turns it down soon.

Can you write the underlined words on the board?


What do the underlined words mean?
C. Abstraction
What is two-word verb?
- A two-word verb is made up of a main verb and a preposition. These two words when put together it
gives a third meaning.
What are the examples of two-word verbs?

Two-word verb Meaning Example sentences


Put on To place, to lay Put on your sweater. Its cold inside.
Put off To cancel or postpone Father put off his trip to Zamboanga due to bad weather.
Get on To board, ride in a vehicle Please get on the plane after 45 minutes.
Get off To alight, come down in a To get to the airport, take a bus and get off at the town
vehicle market.
CAGAYAN DE ORO COLLEGE-PHINMA

Look up To search for, to check out You can look up these words in the dictionary.
Look for To search for, seek a thing Please look for my shirt in the laundry.

D. Application
What two-word verb must be used in a given sentences?
Instructions: Identify the appropriate two-word verb in a sentence. Write your answer on the blank.
1. Put on, Put off
a. Have you ___the new pair of socks your aunt gave you?
b. Always ___a sincere when welcoming people.
c. We___our presentation until next week because of the typhoon.
2. Get on, Get off
a. Let us ___the jeepney now. The driver is here.
b. ___the bike when you reach the bridge and walk straight ahead.
c. The old man __the bus and hurriedly walk toward the hospital.
3. Look up, Look for
a. ___the meaning of these two word verb in the glossary.
b. I lost my ballpen at the canteen. Will you help me___it?
c. I cannot___your name in the file because Im not allowed to do it.

IV. Assessment

1. Call back- return telephone call


2. Turn down- decrease the volume
3. Find out- discover information
4. Throw away- put in the trash

Instructions: Inside a box are some examples of two-word verbs and its meaning. Identify what two
word verb must be used in a given sentences. Write your answer on a space provided.
1. Levi can you ________ the peel of your banana on the garbage can.
2. Your assignment is to _________ the causes of HIV aids.
3. John was annoyed hearing Mikes music radio with a high volume. He asked Mike to _________ the radio.
4. Hello! This is Jerrys wife speaking on the phone. Sorry to say hes not around, please ________ later after
45 minutes.

V. Assignment
What are the two-word verbs you found in a story?

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