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    The document outlines several errors found in English self-learning modules for Grade 7 students, including incorrect answer keys, mismatched explanations, missing answers, and incorrect verb usage. A total of 15 errors are identified across 4 modules, with specific corrections provided for each error. The errors relate to subjects like parts of speech, tense agreement, and identifying independent and dependent clauses in sentences.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    Department of Education
    REGION III – CENTRAL LUZON

    SCHOOLS DIVISION OF NUEVA ECIJA


    ERROR WATCH SELF LEARNING MODULES

    GRADE
    SLM ORIGIN ERROR/s ACTION TAKEN
    SUBJECT AREA LEVEL
    Module 1 There are errors in Answer Key for WHAT English 7
    I KNOW, PART A, NUMBERS 3 & 4 The answers should be:
    3.C 3.B
    4.B 4.C
    Module 1 There are errors in Answer Key under English 7
    ASSESSMENT.
    Errors are: The answers should be:
    1.D 1.B
    2.A 2.D
    3.C 3.A
    4.D 4.C
    5.C 5.D
    6.B 6.C
    8.A 8.B
    10.C 10.A
    11.D 11.C
    12.B 12.D
    14.A 14.B
    15.C 15.A
    Module 3 There is an error in the explanation given English 7
    in the last two paragraphs on page 4.
    Notice each of the last sentences. There is
    a mismatch with the description. The following are the corrections:

    “I helped my friend in doing her projects.”


    You simply helped your friend at some “I helped my friend in doing her
    time in the past, but you might continue to projects.” You began helping your friend
    help her at some point in the future. in the past and completed the action of
    -The verb “helped” is in the past tense, so helping her in the past.
    the action should be completed in the past.

    The same sentence with a past participle The same sentence with a past participle
    verb would be: “I have helped my friend in verb would be: “I have helped my friend
    doing her projects.” You began helping in doing her projects.” You simply helped
    your friend in the past and completed the your friend at some time in the past, but
    action of helping her in the past. you might continue to help her at some
    -The verb phrase “have helped” is in the point in the future.
    present perfect tense, so the action should
    NOT be completed in the past. Instead, it
    might continue at some point in the future.
    Module 3 There are some errors in the Answer Key. English 7 The following are the corrections:

    What’s More What’s More


    4. X 4. ✓

    There is no Answer Key in the Independent Activity 2 Part B


    Independent Activity 2 Part B. 1. baked
    2. was filmed
    3. make
    4. will install
    5. was created
    Independent Activity 3 Part B Independent Activity 3 Part B
    5. The novel “Wonder” id being read by -“id” should be replaced with “is.”
    Pamela.
    Independent Assessment 3 Part A
    Independent Assessment 3 Part A 1. A new lesson is introduced by the
    1. A new lesson was introduced by the teacher to the students.
    teacher to the students.
    Independent Assessment 3 Part B
    Independent Assessment 3 Part B 5. He was driving a car.
    5. He is driving a car.
    Assessment Part B
    Assessment Part B 1. The meeting has been canceled by
    1. The meeting was canceled by them. them.
    Module 4 Error on the use of the verb in number 10 English 7
    activity on page 11. 10. They had left the hospital and _____
    (arrive) here yesterday.
    10. They left the hospital and _____
    (arrive) here yesterday.
    Module 4 Error on the Answer Key under English 7 4. had been delivered
    Independent Assessment 1 number 4.

    4. had delivered
    Module 6 Item number 4 under Independent Activity English 7 Provide another sentence.
    2 on page 11 is not an example of a
    complex sentence. There is no dependent
    clause.

    4. The students observe silence inside the


    library as a part of the rules and
    regulations.
    -This sentence is grammatically correct,
    but the directions ask the students to
    identify the independent and dependent
    clause. The phrase “as a part of the rules
    and regulations” is not a dependent clause.
    Although the dependent clause does not
    express a complete thought, it must at least
    have a subject and a verb.

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