ENGLISH 6 TERM 1 WEEK 6 SESSION 2: USING ADJECTIVES AND COMPLEMENTS IN SENTENCES

[00:00:01]English six term one week six session two using adjectives and compliments in sentences.

[00:00:12]Learning objectives. The learners are expected to identify subject complements and object complements in sentences.

[00:00:22]Compose sentences using appropriate noun complent.

[00:00:27]recognize the importance of using complete sentence structures in communication.

[00:00:34]Let us now have this activity. I will pronounce words that are related to the lesson for the day and you will spell them out in your notebook.

[00:00:45]Number one, compliment.

[00:00:48]Compliment.

[00:00:58]Compliment.

[00:01:00]Compliment.

[00:01:02]Number two. Subject. Subject.

[00:01:15]Subject.

[00:01:16]Subject.

[00:01:18]Three. Object.

[00:01:21]Object.

[00:01:30]Object. Object.

[00:01:34]Number four. Predicate.

[00:01:37]Predicate.

[00:01:46]Predicate. Predicate.

[00:01:50]And number five, identify.

[00:01:54]Identify.

[00:02:03]Identify.

[00:02:04]Identify.

[00:02:07]Let us have a review. Directions.

[00:02:10]Identify the prepositional phrase in each sentence. One. The bird in the cage is singing. Two, the toys inside the box are new.

[00:02:24]Three, the teacher with the red bag smiled at us. Four, the house near the river is old.

[00:02:34]Five, the painting by the famous artist was expensive.

[00:02:48]Let us now have this activity. Guess who I am. Please raise your hands if you know the answer. One. I teach students every day.

[00:03:09]Two. I fly an airplane.

[00:03:20]Three, I protect people and catch criminals.

[00:03:33]Four, I prepare delicious meals.

[00:03:45]And number five, I care for sick patients.

[00:03:58]Today you will learn about noun complement. A noun complement is a noun or noun phrase that follows a verb and gives essential information about the subject or the object.

[00:04:14]Noun complements come in two primary forms.

[00:04:19]One is subject complement or predicate nominative follows a linking verb like is, was, became, seems, and renames or identifies the subject. For example, my sister became a doctor.

[00:04:43]The noun to complement the sister is a doctor. Remember, a subject complement follows a linking verb and renames or identifies the subject. Here are other examples.

[00:05:02]Mr. Cruz is the principal.

[00:05:05]The winner of the contest was Andrea.

[00:05:10]Her favorite hobby is painting. Their neighbor was a firefighter.

[00:05:18]Our class advisor is Mrs. Santos.

[00:05:22]Another form of noun complement is object complement. It follows a direct object and renames or states what the direct object has become. For example, we named our puppy Cheeky.

[00:05:41]Remember it comes after a direct object and completes its meaning.

[00:05:50]Here are other examples of object complement.

[00:05:54]The team elected Carla president.

[00:05:59]They called the baby Joshua.

[00:06:03]The teacher appointed Miguel leader. The judges declared Rammon the champion. His friends nicknamed him Flash.

[00:06:17]Let us now have this activity. Circle the noun compliment in each sentence.

[00:06:24]My brother is a police officer.

[00:06:27]Anna became the president of the science club. Mr. Cruz is our principal.

[00:06:35]Liza became the winner of the spelling B. My aunt is a chef.

[00:06:50]Assessment directions. Identify the noun complement in each sentence and state whether it is a subject complement or an object complement.

[00:07:03]One. Dr. Lopez is a brilliant scientist.

[00:07:09]Two, the committee appointed Jackson chairperson.

[00:07:14]Three, after years of hard work, she became an author.

[00:07:20]Four, the judges declared the home team the winners. And number five, my favorite sport is basketball.

[00:07:31]Ways forward directions. Compose a complete coherent sentence using the provided noun as a complement. The instructions in parenthesis will tell you how to use it. One, champion. Use as a subject complement.

[00:07:51]Two, captain. Use as an object complement.

[00:07:57]Three, artist use as a subject complement.

[00:08:02]Four, leader use as an object complement.

[00:08:08]Five. Manager use as a subject complement.