Lesson Plan No.2

A DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN ENGLISH 9
Teacher: Carlo Calumba S.Y.: 2023-2024

Date: August 28, 2023 Intended Learners: Grade 9
Content Standards: The learner demonstrates understanding of how Anglo-American

literature and other text types serve as means of valuing other people; also, how to use
processing information strategies, different forms of adverbs and conditionals for
him/her to play an active part in a Chamber Theatre presentation.
Performance Standards: The learner proficiently plays an active part in a Chamber
Theatre presentation through employing effective verbal and non- verbal strategies
based on the following criteria: Focus, Voice, Delivery, Facial Expressions, Style and
Body Movements or Gestures.
Learning Competency: Employ the appropriate communicative styles for various
situations (intimate, casual, conversational, consultative, frozen)
Code: EN9V-IIa-27
I. Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to:
a. identify the various communicative styles;
b. use appropriate communicative style in short
conversations; and
c. create a short essay for the scene detailing of a specific
communicative style.
II. Subject Matter: English
Topic: Types of Communicative Styles
Materials: ICT Media (Laptop brought by the Teacher and digital projector),
MS PowerPoint Presentation.
References: Bacaoco, M. (2020). Self-Learning Module in English 9 (1st ed.).
Department of Education – SOCCSKSARGEN Region.
III. Preliminary Activities:

Teacher’s Activity Student Response
 Prayer
 Greetings
 Classroom Structuring
 Checking of Attendance
 Motivation/ Energizer (optional)
 Review
 Presentation of the Lesson Objectives
IV. Lesson Proper
Teacher’s Activity Student Response
 Activity 
Speak, talk, converse. . .
Instruction: Create conversations out of the
following situations. Try to imagine conversing about
the topics to different people you know. What words
would you wish to say? Write your answer on a
separate sheet of paper.
Take this example as your guide:
Situation: You are not feeling well and are trying to

seek for a help from your
mother.
Relationship with the person: son/daughter
Your words: Mom, it seems that I’m not feeling well

today. My throat is really aching. Could you please
help me out, Mom?
1.) Situation: A student won first place in the

News Writing Contest during the Schools
Press Conference.
Relationship with the person: Friend
Your Words: _______________
2.) Situation: You are concerned about a close

friend who might be struggling with
depression.
Relationship with the person: Guidance

Counselor
Your Words: _______________
 Analysis
1.) Were you able to say the appropriate word in

the given situation? How?
2.) Were you able to identify the various
communicative styles in the given situation?
3.) Does the way you speak to a friend differ from
talking to a guidance counselor? Why or why
not?
 Abstraction
Communicative styles or also known as speech
styles are patterns of speaking characterized by
distinctive pronunciation, vocabulary, intent,
participants, and grammatical structures.
Types of Communicative Styles:
Intimate speech is used in conversations between

people who are very close and know each other
quite well because they have maximum shared
background information like couples, family, and
best friends.
Formal speeches are straightforward speeches. It

has been prepared beforehand. It avoids slang
terminologies. Its content is well structured, logically
sequenced, and strongly coherent.
Casual style is used in conversation between

friends and peers who have something to share and
have shared background information but don’t have
close relations.
Consultative – This style is used in semi-formal

communication. Sentences end to be shorter and
spontaneous. The speaker does not usually plan
what he (or she) wants to say.
Frozen – It is the most formal communicative style

usually used during formal events and ceremonies. It
does not require any feedback from the audience. It
is called frozen because it already has a pattern and
cannot be changed. It can also be found in historical
documents.
 Application
Scene Hunting
Instructions:
1. Find at least one scene or situation from your
favorite movie, teleserye, radio drama, short
story or novel that you consider interesting.
2. Write down the title of the piece, and

transcribe the chosen scene/situation.
3. Write a short essay (10 sentences) for the

scene detailing why it is an example of a
specific communicative style. Do not forget to
identify what communicative style is used.
Some guide questions are listed below.
a. Who are engaged in the conversation

and what is their relationship with each
other?
b. Where is the conversation taking
place?
c. What are they speaking about?
d. What kind of words are they using?
Give specific examples.
4. Your essay will be graded according to the

following rubric.
Features 4 3 2 1 Score
Quality of Piece was Piece was Piece had Piece had
writing written in an written in little style or no style or
extraordinary an voice voice Gives
style and interesting Gives some no new
voice. Very style and new information
informative voice information and very
and well Somewhat but poorly poorly
organized informative organized organized
and
organized
Grammar Virtually no A number of Few spelling So many
Usage & spelling, spelling, and spelling,
Mechanics punctuation punctuation punctuations punctuation
or or errors, minor and
grammatical grammatical grammatical grammatical
errors errors errors errors that it
interferes
with the
meaning
Total
Source: https://www.thoughtco.com/essay-rubric-
2081367
V. Assessment:
Instructions: Choose the letter of the correct answer from the given choices. Write your
answer on separate sheet of paper.
1. What speech style is characterized by a complete absence of social interactions?

a. Casual
b. Formal
c. Frozen
d. Intimate
2. In which of the following situations would the casual communicative style be

used?
a. during a business meeting
b. while chatting with a classmate
c. while conversing with husband or wife
d. while speaking with a person in authority
3. Which of the following is not a characteristic of the intimate communicative style?

a. It is used in informal situations.
b. It is used in private conversations.
c. Participants use titles to address the person spoken to.
d. The participants need to have a very close relationship.
4. Veena is chatting with her friends while waiting for their class to start. They were
talking about what they did over the weekend and how they studied for their
upcoming exams. Which of the following would most likely NOT be used in their
conversation?
a. standard grammar
b. slang and contractions
c. loose sentence structure
d. rapid pronunciation of words
5. Ms. Mosquera and her husband are attending a business meeting together.
Which of the following should they NOT do?
a. Avoid the use of jargons and slang.
b. Use more formal words when speaking with others.
c. Use proper sentence structure and grammar when speaking.
d. Use the intimate communicative style when talking to each other.
6. How do listeners participate in the consultative communicative style?

a. by giving feedback
b. by asking a lot of questions
c. by leading the conversation
d. by taking charge of the situation
7. Who among the following will likely make use of the consultative communicative
style?
a. Close friends
b. A husband and his wife
c. A teacher and a student
d. A mother and her daughter
8. In which of the following situations is the consultative communicative style often

used?
a. business meeting
b. casual friendly chat
c. dining out with the family
d. attending baptismal ceremony
9. Which of the following terms of address is NOT USED when speaking in the
consultative communicative style?
a. Babe
b. Ma’am
c. Mr.
d. Sir
10. Glenda is doing a survey about the effects of earthquake in her community.
Which of the following communication situations would require her to use the
consultative style?
a. Asking her friends for their opinions
b. Researching on information to include in her study
c. Interviewing the evacuees regarding their experiences
d. Telling her best friend regarding what her study is about
Prepared by:
Carlo Calumba
Student Teacher
Reviewed and checked by:
MAIKO H. ANICOY
Instructor

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A DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN ENGLISH 9

Teacher: Carlo Calumba S.Y.: 2023-2024

Content Standards: The learner demonstrates understanding of how Anglo-American

III. Preliminary Activities:

Take this example as your guide:

Situation: You are not feeling well and are trying to

Relationship with the person: son/daughter

Your words: Mom, it seems that I’m not feeling well

1.) Situation: A student won first place in the

Relationship with the person: Friend

Your Words: _______________

2.) Situation: You are concerned about a close

Relationship with the person: Guidance

Your Words: _______________

1.) Were you able to say the appropriate word in

Types of Communicative Styles:

Intimate speech is used in conversations between

Formal speeches are straightforward speeches. It

Casual style is used in conversation between

Consultative – This style is used in semi-formal

Frozen – It is the most formal communicative style

2. Write down the title of the piece, and

3. Write a short essay (10 sentences) for the

a. Who are engaged in the conversation

4. Your essay will be graded according to the

1. What speech style is characterized by a complete absence of social interactions?

2. In which of the following situations would the casual communicative style be

3. Which of the following is not a characteristic of the intimate communicative style?

6. How do listeners participate in the consultative communicative style?

8. In which of the following situations is the consultative communicative style often

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