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Quezon, Charlene O.

Date: September 21, 2022


BSEd – English Duration: 30 mins. to 1 hr.

LESSON PLAN
Subject - Verb Agreement

I. Objectives

Students will be able to:

• Identify the knowledge about the rules in subject – verb


agreement;
• Apply the rules of the verb with its subject;
• Demonstrate the use of subject-verb agreement in
delivering their activities;

II. Subject Matter

Lesson / Topic : Subject - Verb Agreement

Materials:

Powerpoint Presentations and Pictures


Whiteboard/Pen
Projectors
Speaker
Catolina for other activities

III. Teaching Learning - Activities


a. Greetings
Prayer
Attendance Check
b. Motivation
The teacher will play a song to the class, mainly about
verbs. The students will listen to the song then act the
instructions stated in the song.

Questions:

1. What idea does the song wanted to tell?


2. Give an example of a verb and use it in a sentence.

C. Presentation
The teacher will ask the students to construct sentences
out of the given pictures.

After hearing all students thoughts, I will discuss the


the rules of subject-verb agreement with sample
sentences from students. Students will comprehend and
learn the relationship of each subjects and verbs.

IV. Lesson Proper

Rules on Subject-Verb Agreement


One of the important structures that you must master is the
agreement of the verb and the subject in the sentence. Such
agreement is governed by the following rules.

A. General Rule

1. Singular subject requires a singular verb.

a. Singular BE verbs are: am, is, and was

b. Singular non - BE verbs present tense end in -s

Example: Ikebana is a Japanese flower arrangement.

The tallest line represents heaven.

2. Plural subject requires a plural verb.

a. Plural BE verbs are: are and were


b. Plural non - BE verbs are present tense form not
ending in -s

Example: The flowers are fragrant and colorful.

Special schools teach Ikebana.

V. Evaluation
After understanding the subject - verb agreement. The teacher
will give a test with sentences. Students will correct the
sentences. A correct verb must be used to complete the
sentences.

TEST 1: Correct the given sentences below. Use the present


tense of the verb.

1. Here (come)Mr. Javier and his students in English.


2. Do you think fifty pesos (be)enough?
3. Five - gallons (seem)enough for this project.
4. Athletics (have)occupied most of his time.
5. A number of mistakes (be)counted.
6. What you decide (be)your own concern.

TEST 2 : Choose the correct form of the verb that agrees with
the subject.

1. The dogs or the cats (is,are) outside.


2. Hilda and Mae (doesn’t, don’t) want that movie.
3. The players, as well as the leader, (want,wants)to
win.
4. Either answer (is,are)acceptable.
5. Every one of those books (is,are) fiction.
6. Nobody (know, knows)the trouble I’ve seen.
7. He (doesn’t, don’t)know the answer.
8. One of my sisters (is,are)going to a trip to Spain.
9. (Is, Are) the diapers in this drawer?
10. Annie, with the cats, (is, are)leaving tomorrow.
VI. Assignment

Construct 10 sentences using subject-verb agreement.

Thank You!

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