Grammar_19.04.21

• ENGLISH
• Secondary Education

Expected Learning Outcomes

I WILL BE ABLE TO:

* recall and share the definition of 'phrases' and 'clauses'.

* identify and differentiate among principal, co-ordinating and subordinate clause, and share examples for the same.

* apply the rules related to the usage of the types of clauses aptly.

The Task

Drag and drop the words and the phrases in the boxes with the blue outline over the red ones to make suitable phrases.

on the

for ten

across

with a

in the

east

the road

pencil

rupees

beach

Define 'phrases'.

The Task

Drag and drop the words and the phrases in the boxes with the blue outline over the red ones to make meaningful sentences.

I want to buy

It is too

I graduated

She wants to

He is a

wise man.

this year.

eat chocolates.

expensive.

a car.

Identify the subject, the verb and the predicate in the sentence given below.
Shakespeare was a great dramatist.
Subject -
Verb -
Predicate -

Identify the subject, the verb and the predicate in the sentence given below.
He stole my pen.
Subject -
Verb -
Predicate -

Define 'clauses'.

Identify the principal clause in the sentence given below.
We love India because it is our motherland.

1. We love India
2. because it is our motherland.

Identify the co-ordinate clause in the sentence given below.
I know her and I like her.

1. I know her
2. and I like her.

Identify the subordinate clause in the sentence given below.
I shall wait here till you come back.

1. I shall wait here
2. till you come back.

Identify the subordinate clause in the sentence given below.
I believe that she knows the secret.

1. I believe
2. that she knows the secret.

Identify the main clause in the sentence given below.
He was unhappy with his job.

1. He was unhappy
2. with his job.

SUCCESS CRITERIA
Now, I CAN:
* recall and share the definition of 'phrases' and 'clauses'.
* identify and differentiate among principal, co-ordinating and subordinate clause, and share examples for the same.
* apply the rules related to the usage of the types of clauses aptly.

1. Strongly agree
2. Agree
3. Not sure
4. I need some help.