English 2 Module 2
English 2 Module 2
English 2 Module 2
LESSON 2 WHO AM I?
Objectives:
In this activity module, you will learn to:
identify the words described through clues;
recognize different kinds of sentences;
use the appropriate punctuation mark for different kinds of sentences; and
give the correct sequence of events.
[DAY 1]
PRE- ACTIVITY
Do you know how to introduce yourself to other people? Draw a star inside the
box if the picture shows the correct way of introducing oneself and x if it is not.
1. What are the things that the speaker in the poem shared about himself?
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2. How is he called by his friends?
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3. Why is he called “Little Boy Blue”?
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4. How do you describe yourself to your friends?
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Activity 3
Fill in the boxes with correct letters and find out the other meaning of the
underlined word.
READING TO SUCCESS
Read the poem, “The King and the Shirt”-please refer to the content in our Google classroom
Activity 4
Answer the following questions based on the story The King and the Shirt
1. What was the king’s reward to anyone who would cure him?
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2. What was the cure to the king’s illness according to the one of the wise men?
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3. How did the messengers find the happy man?
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4. Why do you think the poor man was happy?
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5. Do you think the story was a happy ending? Why?
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KINDS OF SENTENCES
There are four kinds of sentences.
1. A declarative sentence is the most common kind of sentence. It makes a statement and
ends with a period (.).
2. An interrogative sentence asks questions and ends with a question mark (?).
3. An imperative sentence gives orders or makes requests. It also ends with a period (.)
4. An exclamatory sentence tells strong or exciting feeling and ends in exclamation point
(!).
Activity 5
Write D if the sentence is Declarative, Im for Imperative, In for Interrogative and E for
Exclamatory.
2. that is amazing
SEQUENCING EVENTS
Sequencing is a form of understanding a story or a situation. This covers the
beginning, middle part, and ending of the story.
Activity 7
Write the number inside the small box to sequence the story (1-5)
Compiled/ Prepared by: KAISER C. NABOR
Subject Teacher
Reference(s):
Cajili, R.A.(2019) English Edge Integrated Language Arts Series
Gadiano,H.G.& Babas C.A.(209) English Basics and Beyond Integrated Reading and