English 6 Quarter 4 Week 1
English 6 Quarter 4 Week 1
English 6 Quarter 4 Week 1
Quarter 4
WEEK 1
“Tenses of
Verbs”
Read the passage. Let us
see if you can
remember what the
highlighted words are.
Phillip is an incoming grade
6 pupil. He is very excited
because finally, it is his last
year as an Elementary pupil.
He prepares all things that he
will need for the next school
year. He brought ball pens,
notebooks and papers.
He decided that he will iron his
clothes the day before the
opening of classes. He excitedly
puts his things inside his bag and
kept it in his cabinet. A day
before opening of classes, he
covered his notebooks with
plastic and pasted his name on
his ball pens.
After a week, the school year
started. Phillip woke-up early and
prepared his things. He did not forget
to wear his facemask. He knows that
he needs to wear it every time he
goes to school. Phillip is very excited
but at the same time he is a bit afraid
because COVID 19 is still there. Even
though he felt that way, he still knew
that he will learn a lot in school.
Do you now remember what
the highlighted words are? Did
you notice that the highlighted
verbs happen in different times?
These differences in verb tenses
will be the focus of our lesson
today.
After going through this
lesson, you are expected
to compose clear and
coherent sentences using
appropriate grammatical
structures: tenses of verbs.
Analyze the table, notice
that the verbs you have
read from the paragraphs
above were categorized as
to when the action
happened. These are called
verb tenses.
HAPPENED HAPPENING WILL HAPPEN
brought prepares will iron
covered forget will learn
pasted puts
woke-up
prepared
Verb has multiple forms called
tenses. These tenses are used to
show when an action is done. In
composing sentences using the
tense of the verb we need to
remember the following:
Past Tense: are actions, events or
feelings happened at an earlier point in
time or already happened in the past.
To change the verb in past tense just
add +ed but if the verb ends with e
simply add +d, but for some verbs they
change their spelling when they are
changed in past tense and they are
called irregular verb.
Ex:
»Daniela reported the topic late
last month.