Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
I. Objective:
At the end of the lesson the students will be able to:
a. Determine the intonation of the sentences.
b. Read it with proper intonation.
c. Construct sentences.
III. Procedure:
Directions: The teacher will read first the tongue twister . Then, the
students will read it in a slow to fast manner.
A. Activity:
Directions: Ask for volunteer students to read the dialogue.
Danny: Have you heard the news? Mark won the spelling quizbee
contest!
Pamela: No! I havent. What did he receive as a prize?
Danny: Mark got 500 dollars in cash!
Pamela: Reall! Thats wonderful!
Danny: Not only that. He will tour to boracay for a week with his
family.
Pamela: Thats great! I will tell Mark to bring me with sand for my
aquarium.
Danny: As for me, Seashells will do.
Pamela: Look Danny , Mark is coming!!
B. Analysis:
1. What is the difference between rising intonation and falling
intonation.
2. How would you know if it is Rising and Falling intonation?
C. Abstraction
The teacher will discuss and explain the topic:
Rising Intonation- When the sentence is answerable by Yes or No.
Falling Intonation- describes how the voice fallson the final stressed
syllables of the phrase or a group of words. Is very common in WH
questions.
D. Application:
Directions: The teacher will read the sentences to the students.
Then, the students will respond if it is risin or falling intonation.
IV. Evaluation:
Directions: Read the following Sentences. If the sentence has a falling
intonation , write F, if it has a rising intonation write R.
V. Assignment: