A Detailed Lesson Plan in English (A Grammar Lesson) I. Objectives

A Detailed Lesson Plan in English
(A grammar lesson)
I. Objectives
At the end of an hour discussion, the students should be able to:
A. define what is verb,

B. act the verbs in the song, and
C. use action verbs and linking verbs in sentences
II. Subject Matter
Topic: Action Verbs and Linking Verbs

Reference: Prentice Hall GRAMMAR AND COMPOSITION
Materials: printed visual aids
III. Procedure
Teacher Activity Student Activity
A. Greeting
A pleasant day to you class!
B. Routine
Prayer
Checking of Attendance
C. Lesson Proper
Presentation
The teacher will post the
“Clap, Sway Raise Dance” song
on the board
Motivation
Let us sing the song Clap, Sway Raise
Dance (with actions)
Discussion
What kind of verb are underlined in this
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song?
The verbs in this song are action verbs.

Right?
Most action verbs
- represent a visible action (physical).
- one that can be seen with our eyes.
For example: walk, surf, gallop,
chop, row, swing, and punch
Some action verbs are more difficult

to identify because the action is far less
obvious,
as in: depend, yearn, foresee,
understand, consider, dream, imagine
require, mean, remember,
and suppose. It is helpful to remember
that mental verbs are action verbs too,
even though they are less visible than
the others.
Another type of verb is the linking

verb.
- Unlike the action verb, it expresses a
state of being or a condition.
- Specifically, it links, or connects, a
noun with an adjective (a descriptor) or
another noun (an identifier) in a
sentence.
Examples:
a. Nathan and Sara are hardworking
students.
b. Collin was tired after his golf game.
be verbs are the most common linking

verb. They are ALWAYS linking verbs
because they never describe an
action.
Some linking verbs can be tricky to
identify because they appear to be
action verbs. Their job in the sentence
is to clarify the condition or state of the
noun to which they are connected. They
can also be used as an action verb.
Examples: grow, appear, stay, remain,

taste and smell
Generalization
Verbs are generally divided into two
main categories:
The action verb – a verb that tells
what action someone or something is
performing. It can either be a physical
action verb or a mental action verb
and The linking verb – a verb
that links (connects) the subject of the
sentence to an information about that
subject.
There are also some verbs which can

function as an action verb and a linking
verb, such as : grow, appear, stay, and
smell
D. Application (speed game)

The class will be divided into two
groups.
The teacher will give them strips of
papers that contain several
components/parts of sentences.
Task:
Each group will have to formulate 5
sentences with action verbs and 5
sentences with linking verbs using the
given paper strips. Sentences should
make sense; otherwise, it will not be
counted. The first group to finish the
task shall be the winner of the game.
IV. Evaluation
Read each sentence. Underline each action verb. Circle each linking
verb.
1. Young Arthur felt very nervous.
2. Sir Kay left his sword at the inn.
3. He needed his sword for the tournament that day.
4. Arthur looked all over the village for a replacement.
5. Suddenly, Arthur saw a sword in a stone.
6. He ran over to the stone and studied the strange sword.
7. It appeared very secure in its stony sheath.
8. Arthur pulled it, and it moved.
9. The sword slid from the stone easily!
10. Arthur hurried back to the tournament with his prize.
11. Sir Ector bowed deeply to his foster son.
12. The sword was the sign of the next king of England.
V. Agreement
Use the following verbs in sentences. Be careful with your grammar

and spelling.
1. are 6. write
2. gives 7. stay
3. am 8. smells
4. spend 9. appears
5. was 10. pray
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A Detailed Lesson Plan in English

At the end of an hour discussion, the students should be able to:

A. define what is verb,

II. Subject Matter

Topic: Action Verbs and Linking Verbs

The teacher will post the

“Clap, Sway Raise Dance” song

The verbs in this song are action verbs.

Some action verbs are more difficult

Another type of verb is the linking

be verbs are the most common linking

Some linking verbs can be tricky to

Examples: grow, appear, stay, remain,

There are also some verbs which can

D. Application (speed game)

Use the following verbs in sentences. Be careful with your grammar

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