Applying your Learning

•the needs and interests of my audience

•my reasons in making the poem

•my knowledge about what I want to share to my audience

•the possibility of being questioned by the ideas I presented

•being ready to answer challenging questions

•providing authentic and firsthand ideas

•sharing personal and inspiring experiences throught the poem I will write

•words to be used that will catch the eyes of my audience

•usage of expressions that will make the audience read and think behind the lines

•careful usage of words and using right expressions so that my audience won't misunderstand it and
think of it the other way around

Evaluating your Learning

1. Luis Manzano is the TV host I really like watching because his sense of humor is admirable. He really
knows how to make his audience happy and lively. He knows what jokes to throw in different situations.

2. He's a TV host that jokes around so much but he knows when to tone down the humor in order for
the audience to pay attention to what is happening on stage. He knows when to be formal and serious,
depending on what kind of show he is in.

3. In every show that he hosted, he always do great. May it be a game show like Family Feud, Deal or No
Deal, Minute to Win It or a talent competition like The Voice and Pilipinas Got Talent. It is because of his
rich and wide knowledge about his field which is hosting.

4. Being a TV host with great sense of humor, he knows that people might point that out on him that he
shouldn't joke around always so in each and every show that he is hosting, he knows what perfect
attitude to channel that is appropriate for the show.

5. Luis had been known as a credible host for a long time. He always provides authentic and firsthand
ideas in his shows. He also shares personal and inspiring experience that is relatable for his audience and
he always delivers it with full conviction which makes him a trustworthy host.

6. He'd been doing his field for a long time now so he knows how to be creative in every show that he is
hosting. His great sense of humor always catches the attention of his audience and that's what they like
about him. He knows how to make his audience engage and participate with what he is doing and that is
by throwing jokes which makes the show more cheerful and lively.
7. His line of work which is hosting includes encountering and interacting with different people from
different places with different cultures and perspectives but as a host with expertise on his field, he
knows how to act around them and how to communicate with them. He understands and respect the
people he is talking to even if it is opposite from what he believes.

Worksheet 1 for Lesson 3

Warming Up

Name of the Speaker: Lloyd Luna

Background:

Likes

1. His inspirational talks come from his unique personal life experiences. They are stories of triumph and
trials, pride and terrible shame, joys and pains. They're not borrowed stories from various known
personalities.

2. He has more than 10 years of experience in motivational speaking inspiring most major cities and
provinces in the Philippines and some Asian countries. What he claims is what you get.

3. He speaks from his heart — literally and figuratively – which means he says exactly what needs to be
said without any pretention and hypocrisy.

4. He speaks with no holds barred. Straightforward but still fun. Compelling but not offending.

5. He is a best fit speaker.

Establishing Links

•Listen when others speak.

-Physical barriers (noise, medium, information overflow)

-Psychological barriers (lack of attention)

-giving and putting my attention solely to the one who is speaking and no one else

•Speak from our own experience and perspective, expressing our own thoughts, needs and feelings.

-Psychological barriers (lack of trust)

-trusting my own thoughts

•Avoid speaking for others, especially their shortcomings.

- I feel sorry for them that's why I want to speak on their behalf as they might not be able to do it.
- I should trust and let them speak for themselves and encourage them to do it because it should come
from them.

•Avoid interrupting and side comments.

-Psychological barriers (closed mind and filtering)

- widening my understanding and letting people finish what they are speaking about first

•Strive to understand and respect other communicators before evaluating and responding to their
messages.

- I tend to speak without thinking.

- evaluating their messages thoroughly and with fairness

•Speak non-judgmentally.

-There are times and instances when I couldn't avoid to involve my personal opinions.

-respecting and understanding other people's perspectives

•Manage our own personal boundaries: share only what we are comfortable sharing.

-There are instances where I get carried away by my emotions and tell myself at that moment that it will
be alright to tell them but regrets it afterward because I shouldn't have done that.

-handling and managing my emotions well

•Respect the personal boundaries of others.

-Too much curiosity

-respecting their personal space and understanding that there is a limit in everything

Worksheet 2

Applying your Learning

Interracial Communication

- I had an interaction with a Australian man who was at my friend's house as they are from the same
religion. They visited the Philippines together with his other companions for worshiping purposes. He
asks some questions to me and my friends and did a little chitchat. He has a sense of humor so we
somehow get along.

Inter-ethnic Communication
- Some Muslim people reside at cities to earn for a living. When I visited Tacloban on their fiesta, me and
my friend visited some shops to buy souvenirs and that invludes a shop where Muslims sell their
products. We somehow struggled talking to the owner of the shop since we had a different dialect but
they adjusted and talk to us through Tagalog language and we manage to buy the souvenirs me and my
friend wanted.

International Communication

- I had an online interaction with a Japanese woman who can amazingly speaks english well and I told
her that I admire their culture and how their government works and she responded that she also
admires the Philippine culture. She even said that she hopes she could meet me in the future.

Intra-cultural Communication

- I joined a group chat in Messenger where Filipino fans of Treasure – a Kpop rookie boy group gathered
together for streaming and voting updates. They are easy to get along with even though we haven't
meet in person yet. Since we are all from the Philippines, it is easy to interact with them and we can
understand each other well.

Evaluating your Learning

1. Korean Culture

- When talking to them, using honorifics is a must to show respect and formality. When meeting new
people, bow is a sign of gratitude and respect. To blur the boundary when they interact with older
friends they met socially, calling them "hyung", "unnie", "oppa" or "noona" is the key. By using these
terms, you show your willingness to be informal as if they were your own brothers or sisters.

2. Japanese Culture

- A handshake is appropriate upon meeting. The Japanese handshake is limp and with little or no eye
contact. Nodding is very important. When listening to Japanese speak, especially in English, you should
nod to show that you are listening and understanding the speaker. A bow is also a highly regarded
greeting to show respect and is appreciated by the Japanese. Using "San", "Kun", and "Chan" to be
added to the end of names and occupation titles is a sign of respect.

3. Chinese Culture

- Shake hands upon meeting. Chinese may nod or bow instead of shaking hands, although shaking hands
has become increasingly common. When introduced to a Chinese group, they may greet you with
applause, applaud back. Senior persons begin greetings. Greet the eldest, most senior person before
others. Use family names and appropriate titles until specifically invited by your Chinese host or
colleagues to use their given names.

4. Thai Culture
- When being introduced or greeting someone, men say Sawatdee-krap and women say Sawatdee-kah.
Thais greet each other with a "wai". Foreigners are not expected to return the wai. If a wai is not offered
to you, shake hands with men and smile and nod to women. A wai can mean "Hello", "Thank you", "I'm
sorry", or "Goodbye". Thais often addressed foreigners by their given names because it is easier for
them; it does not imply familiarity. Thai given names are preceded by Khun (Mr. Mrs. or Miss), unless
they carry a higher degree, such as doctor. Khun is used for men and women, married or single. If you
don't know a person's name, address them as Khun.

5. American Culture

- American greetings are generally quite informal. This is not intended to show lack of respect, but
rather a manifestation of the American belief that everyone is equal. Americans smile a great deal, even
at strangers. They like to have their smiles returned. Some Americans are known as "back slappers" —
they give others a light slap on the back to show friendship. Never begin eating until everyone is served
and your hosts have begun. Offer food or drink to others before helping yourself. Serve all women at the
table first. If offered a second helping of food, feel free to take what you like. Americans like people to
eat a lot.

Lesson 2

Warming Up

1. Globalization

Globalization promotes and increases interactions between different regions and populations around
the globe and communicating with other cultures characterizes today's business that's why
communication in globalization is paramount because individuals from different countries, ethnicities,
languages, cultural attitudes and other variations must undestand one another and express themselves
to another effectively to work together.

Business opportunities

- Communication is important in order for a business to prosper and it also plays a vital role in starting a
business. Business opportunities takes place globally so in order to attract investors, you need to be able
to communicate to them in a proper and understandable manner so they can understand and will be
interested in what you are offering and effective communication can also help to foster a good working
relationship which can in turn improve morale and efficiency.

Job opportunities

- Most of job offers look for a person who has great communication skills. It shows qood quality of the
person looking for a job and it creates higher chance and opportunity in getting accepted. Employers
who also spend time and energy to create open communication lines will quickly create trust among
applicants who are going to be there employees in the future, resulting in productivity, performance and
overall morale.
Sharing of views and ideas

- Communication is absolutely inevitable in sharing of views and ideas as it is the exchanging of thoughts
and opinions to one another. It is the conveying of important information and providing feedback –
positive and constructive.

Understanding diverse market

- Communication is inevitable in undertanding diverse market as it is the core of it. Diversity marketing
involves acknowledging that marketing and advertising must offer alternative ways of communicating to
diverse groups. With that knowledge, diversity markets aim to develop a mix of different communication
methods in order to reach people in each of the diverse groups present in the market.

Applying our Learning

Experiences and Explanation

1. More acceptance and understanding towards gender identities

- There are different gender identities especially the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex,
asexual+ (LGBTQIA+) nowadays and many of them are coming out confidently and are proud of
themselves. As our technologies evolve, many people become more aware and accepting to the
LGBTQIA+ community. This is because people nowadays have more access to different medium and
channels where they get to hear and learn the stories of LGBTQIA+ and this is where some of them start
to accept and understand the different sexual orientation. That includes me because before, honestly I
do not understand why people have to change their gender and express themselves incongruent to their
biological gender but now I get to see that they don't change their gender intentionally because it
naturally comes out on them and we should respect that because it is their own life and own choice and
it's already out of our concerns and what we only have to do is to accept and respect them for what and
who they are because they are human too and that's what they deserve.

2. Establish relationship with other culture

- Through the advancement of technologies, I am able to establish relationships from other culture
which enables us to understand each other. We compare and contrast our similarities and differences
and I believe that this has a good impact to our society as it can create more and equal insights and
knowledge about other culture.

3. Increase confidence to one's self

- Being able to communicate with anyone increases my confidence in a way that it enables me to talk
with other people even if I don't know personally know them. Communication builds a common ground
that even if we are a complete stranger to each other, we can communicate comfortably. This helps me
find connections that wi probably help me in the future like perhaps finding a job or simply seeking help
for my studies and any other concerns.
4. Some people become insensitive

- Since we can communicate in various ways, some people take that opportunity to ruin other's image
that creates a negative impact to one's mental well-being. I've read and see a lot of people online who
have experienced cyberbullying that have gone through anxiety and depression. Some people become
insensitive and it doesn't matter to them even if they're already hurting other people's feelings as long
as they can express their opinions or insights and as long as what they're doing satisfies them and the
misfortune of other people makes them happy. This has a huge effect to our society as one opinion or
action can change and ruin someone's life and even with how they think, act, and speak.

5. Increases knowledge

- Communication is the sharing of ideas and activity of interactively conveying and constructing of
insights, assessments, experiences, or skills through verbal and non-verbal means that helps in
increasing one's knowledge. As there are various topics being discussed in every communication
situation, different useful informations are being produced that will probably be of help for us in the
near future.

Evaluating your Learning

1. The impacts of communication that was mentioned on the article about Edilia Gänz is that it
strengthens connections between a company and all of its stakeholders and benefits businesses in
numerous ways. Communication ability can also result in better chance of promotion. Training
employees in communication can also improved profitability.

2. Yes, because it was the reason and the key why her business prosper and she uses those impacts of
communication as an advantage for her to be globally successful and up until now she is still using her
communication ability to make her business grow and flourish more and more.

3. Communication helped them in a way that it benefits their business to have stronger decision-making
and faster problem solving, earlier warning of potential problems, increased productivity and steadier
workflow, stronger business relationships, clearer and more persuasive marketing messages, enhanced
professional images for both the employers and their company and better financial results and higher
return for investors.

4. Yes, because as of today, Edilia Gänz is now the Director of Fedora and the non-profit organization is
now building new funding models for opera and ballet companies. They are now focusing on bringing in
younger audiences and patrons. They are now working with 80 cultural institutions in 20 countries,
Fedora encourages collaboration to create new productions to tour across Europe. Edilia Gänz even got
featured on Forbes — a global media company that features successful global businessman and
businesswoman in different fields such as business, finance, industry and etc.

5. If I were the interviewer, I would ask her about what pushes her to become an entrepreneur and how
to maintain the business' good overall performance for a long period of time and use it to consistently
paved its way to the top. I would also ask for advices on how to become a successful businesswoman
globally.

Lesson 3

Warming Up

1.

•Self-awareness

•Adaptability

•Empathy

•Cognitive Complexity

•Ethics

2. No. I don't have a prior knowledge about it.

3. Yes. It would be of great help if I get to know the competencies as I would know what to familiarize
and practice to become a competent global communicator.

4. I think self-awareness is the best of all the stated competencies because I believe that everything
starts within ourselves and we should be responsible with our actions so being aware and observing our
own communication behavior and ensuring that they are appropriate to the situation is very important.

5.

•Knowing when to start of conversation

- Starting a conversation is the first step towards a responsive communication situation and sometimes
it is awkward to initiate a talk first so I think competent global communicator should know when to start
talking to make the atmosphere more comfortable for both speakers.

Applying your Learning

1. Learn how to be flexible enough to come up with an alternative plan to the unexpected happenings
that comes on our way. Learn how to remain calm and still be able to communicate even if there are
uncertainties.

2. Think before you say something. Sometimes we say unnecessary things that affects our way of
communication and in order for it to be avoided, we should think thoroughly and organize the things we
have to say or if it is an unplanned communication, we should stick to the topic being discussed so that it
won't be confusing and it won't get messed up.
3. We should always be aware and considerate to the feelings of the people we're communicating with
and be mindful enough to the things we will say in order not to offend other people. We should also
learn how to accept and respect different perspectives and beliefs.

4. As a globally competitive communicator, the ways to develop and improve my adaptability skills is to
be aware of the changes in my environment, to develop a growth mindset, to set goals for myself, to ask
for feedback and learn to acknowledge and accept change.

5. Being polite to the people you're communicating with is very important as it is the key to a smooth
communication and I could develop it by listening and being understanding, by avoiding usage of
negative words and by using little words to soften my statements.

6. In order to avoid negative questions, I should always stay positive and enthusiastic when I'm
communicating with other people to establish a good atmosphere and harmonious relationship with the
people I'm talking to.

7.

Listening to what is being said rather than offering advice or guidance.

Showing interest by looking to the person I am talking to, nodding agreement.

Allowing the person I'm communicating with the time and space to talk.

8.

Being aware of words, images and situations that suggest that all or most members of a group are the
same. Avoid stereotyping.

Being aware of language that to some people who I might communicate with, has questionable or
ethnic connotations.

9.

By asking questions.

Active listening.

Adapting my communication style to the one I'm communicating with.

Giving and receiving feedback.

10.

By using simple words and phrases.

By using the same terms consistently.

By placing words carefully.

11.

By learning when to stop joking around.

Watching my words and phrases carefully.

Being extremely careful with my humor when dealing with sensitive issues or topics to avoid offending
people I'm communicating with.

12.

Being clear and direct with what I need to say.

Listening before speaking.

Speaking with kindness and caution.

By being punctual.

Worksheet 3

Lesson 1

Warming Up

1. Yes. It is communicating through writing and speaking.

2. The difference of communication situation between verbal and written.

3. The written communication.

Applying your Learning

-Friendly

-Polite

-Clarity

-Good diction

-Right tone

-Express freely

-Planned and organized ideas

-Proper usage of punctuation marks

-Coherent ideas

-Lack of confidence

-Stuttering

-Mental block

-Forgetting important ideas

-grammar

-sometimes confuse with the tenses

Evaluating your Learning

1. Verbal communication or speaking is a social activity, it is universally learned, it is usually unplanned,

it makes use of gestures and facial expressions and it creates an on-the-spot output. An example of
verbal communication is extemporaneous speaking. While written communication is a private activity,
writing need to be taught, it is generally planned, it uses punctuation marks, it creates a permanent
output, and it is organize and durable. An example of written communication is writing a journal about
your vacation or any memorable personal experiences. There are principles that one need to consider in
verbal and written communication and it is being clear with your purpose, being concise, being concrete,
and being corret which means that you need to observe appropriate gestures and movements, and
grammatical correctness in speaking and writing, respectively.

2.

•Local/Setting: Where you are or where the text is located can influence register. For example, written
communication between gaming partners in an online gaming setting will require a different register to
a politician speaking in parliament.

•Participants (their relationship, relative status, their roles in the discourse etc.), including audience: The
host of a radio or TV show may be more formal than a guest or they might match the register of their
guest to establish rapport. For example, if you are writing for or speaking to young children, your
register will differ if you then talk to teenagers vs. adults with a tertiary education even if the topic is the
same.

•Text type: A casual conversation will have a different register than a eulogy of a public figure. Some
texts require a specific register like Legalese which has its own specific syntactic and lexical features.

•Social purpose: A person or text seeking to be authoritative, for example, laying down rules of conducts
will be quite formal while someone seeking to amuse an audience or create rapport with others will be
more casual.
•Domain/Field: Sometimes subject matter (and cultural beliefs and attitudes to it) influences register.
Dirty jokes are informal, but talking about sensitive topics like death of loved ones may require more
formal language choices.

3. Modern technology make our communication easier. It helps us communicate with people from
distant places using different channels. It also enables us to be flexible in writing but somehow creates a
negative effect since when we communicate with someone online, we tend to use slang words or
shortened words that confuses the person we're sending the message to and sometimes we carry it as a
habit in writing formal paper and speaking in formal way that ruins the ethical principles of written and
spoken communication.

Lesson 2:

1. Barack Obama

•Midwestern accent

• "I"

• "me"

• "my"

• "I think I screwed up."

• "Listen"

• "Look"

2. Jennie Kim

• Kiwi (New Zealand) accent

• "Cool"

• "Yeah - nah"

• "I'm knackered"

• "Just popping to the dairy"

• "Wop-wops"

• "It was choice."

3. Rosé Park

• Australian accent
• "What are you doing this arvo?" (afternoon)

• "Servo" (service station)

• "Barbie" (barbecue)

• "Good on ya"

• "Fair enough"

• "Far out"

4. Lyqa Maravilla

• Filipino English accent

• "Boodle Fight"

• "Videoke"

• "Overpass"

• "Nosebleed"

• "Secret"

• "Appear!"

Applying and Evaluating our Learning

American English

(SPELLING)

- anemia

- diarrhea

- encyclopedia

- burned

- dreamed

- leaped

(VOCABULARY)

- apartment
- hood

- trunk

- truck

- college

- vacation

(GRAMMAR)

- The band is playing.

- will/should

- gotten

- don't need to

- on, in

British English

- anaemia

- diarrhoea

- encyclopaedia

- burnt

- dreamt

- leapt

- flat

- bonnet

- boot

- lorry

- university

- holiday

- The band are playing.

- shall

- got

- needn't

- at

Lesson 3

I wanna banana.

Not yet.

Let me go.

Dja do it?

When dju geddit?

Applying our Learning

Formal Dialogue

Mariel: Good morning, Professor Garry. How are you doing?

Professor Garry: Good morning, Marie. I am doing well. How about you?

Mariel: I'm great Professor, thank you. This is my friend Nica. She is planning about applying to this
college. She has a few questions. Is it alright if we ask you to tell us about the process?

Professor Garry: Hello, Nica! It's a pleasure to meet you. I'm more than happy to speak with you. Please
stop by my office next week.

Nica: It's a pleasure to meet you, Professor. Thank you so much for helping us.

Professor Garry: You're welcome. Hopefully, I will be able to answer your questions.

Informal Dialogue

Mariel: Morning, Prof. Garry. How are you?

Professor Garry: Morning, Mariel. I'm fine. And you?

Mariel: I'm good, thank you. This is my friend Nica. She is planning about applying to this college and she
has some questions to ask. Would you mind telling us about the process, please?

Professor Garry: Hi, Nica! Nice to meet you. Just stop by my office next week.

Nica: Nice meeting you too. Thank you for helping us.
Professor Garry: Don't mention it. Hope to answer your questions well.

Evaluating our Learning

1. "Your food taste great!" Tita Beth exclaimed. My tita's and some of my cousins are also present. "Hey,
wazzup cuz, how you doin'?" Jonathan approached me with a high five. "I'm doin' great, thanks for
asking." I replied. "Hey." Someone tapped my shoulder so I looked behind my back only to see my fave
cousin Abegail. "You look so gorgeous with that puff sleeves dress, can I have it?" I said to her.
"Definitely not." She replied back and we both giggled.

2. "So there has been a lot of issues that has occured since this pandemic started. It's gettin' on my
nerves and everything that's been going on is frustrating me to the core. Our government are being
ignorant and many people are starving (i am not an exception LOL). Imma wonderin' if they got some
plans? What do ya think?"

3. Good day Sir,

I am Mariel C. Bombita, a freshman student in Bachelor of Science in Accountancy. I deeply apologize for
the incident that has happened recently. I will make sure that it will never happen again.

With regards to this, I promise to perform better, excel in my studies and avoids incidents that might
affect my education.

I am hoping for your kind consideration. Thank you.

Sincerely Yours,

Mariel

4. "Sex education should be implemented in high schools, not to encourage them to do it but to give
them awareness about it." Beatrice stated her argument. "Our eyes need to be open with this topic
because unsafe sex is increasingly happening today." She added. Jhoana rebutted to her argument, "I
disagree with your statement. Sex education should be taught in homes by their parents because in the
first place, it is their responsibility. It is their duty to educate them because they have their own
experience and knowledge about it." Jhoana said. "I strongly oppose your statement because if parents
should be educating them then why is it that there are still many young teens who live under the roof of
their parents getting pregnant without a father? You see, education doesn't stop at home. Sex education
can be taught in a proper manner. Whe should not close our eyes to this. Because our emotional and
sexual state matters." Beatrice pointed out.

Worksheet 4

Warming Up

• Their protest demands their rights as a citizen in their country.

• They protest in order for their concerns to be heard.

• Yes.

• Protest should be done safely without engaging into any physical. People come to protest to be heard
and it doesn't require injury.

Applying your Understanding

- to be entertained

- to be inspired

- to relax

- to scape

- to pursue a hobby or interest

- to find informations on products

- to feel connected with people

- to see something new that cannot be found anywhere else

- to stay up to date and on top of trends

- to reduce boredom

- to gain knowledge

- to learn about a variety of subjects

- to be smarter

- to be inspired to try something new

- to find out something new

- to improve vocabulary

- to reduce stress

- to calm myself

- to escape from the mundane

Lesson 2

Warming Up
Based on the picture given, the audience who attended the Oscars 2017 Awards Night were seeing the
person or individual who won the Oscars Award and probably that person is up front and giving his/her
speech of thanks and appreciation for choosing him/her and the audience seem pleased to what they've
heard.

In this picture, the audience seem shocked, probably not expecting an individual on stage and hearing
his/her speech, they felt bothered or had a questioning feeling about him/her.

Applying and Evaluating your Understanding

Sex Education

1. Might get the audience uncomfortable.

2. Might offend their beliefs.

3. Adults might find it disrespectful.

4. People might throw bad questions at me afterwards.

5. A few people might only attend.

6. They might oppose my views.

7. My voice might ecoed.

8. The space tightness that can result to discomfort.

9. Morning might be too early.

10. 3 hours long of speech.

1. Start with introducing the topic and its importance.

2. Elaborate and emphasize why it needs to be discussed.

3. Speak with gentleness and righteousness.

4. Communicate with words appropriate with the topic and explain what is happening nowadays.

5. Spread out that it is not only for adult to understand.

6. Respect but defend your views with conviction.

7. Limit the speaker on the corner.

8. Conduct the event in a place with enough space that people will have a place to breath.

9. Midday will be a good time to start the event since people have already had their breakfast.
10. An hour speech will be enought to cover the important matter not to tire myself and bore the
audience.

The event will be conducted at midday around 10 am so that the audience can prepare themselves. The
topic will be about sex education. An hour will be enough to discuss the important matters about the
topic so that the audience will not feel bored listening or bombarded with information and also for the
speaker not to be tired speaking. It will be held in a place with enough space where the audience can
move around. The topic might be a taboo to some people but I need to make sure that they will
understand what I want to imply and make them realize the importance of my topic. The speakers
should be limited only on the sides so that they would be able to hear me clearly and no technical
malfunction with the microphone will take place. Communicate with gentleness, respect, and
understanding but make sure to state correctly and factually the matter about the topic.

Lesson 3

Warming Up

1. The title of the movie is Forever My Girl. The genre of the movie is romance.

2. Forever My Girl explores forgiveness theme.

3. Liam Page is an ambitious man whose passion is singing that he even choses to leave his bride on their
wedding day in exchange of fame and fortune. That trait of him make an impact to the whole story of
the movie as when he came back, he found out that his bride give birth to his daughter which he has
completely no idea about because he never communicate with anyone while he's away and eventually
ask for a second chance as he never got over Josie, his bride and asks for forgiveness and he correct his
mistake and fix it and make everything that he left behind go back to its original places and they lived
happily with their daughter, Billy.

4. Liam Page is a country music superstar who left his bride, Josie Mollee Swan, at the altar choosing
fame and fortune instead. However, Liam never got over Josie, his one true love, nor did he ever forget
his Southern roots in the small community where he was born and raised. When he unexpectedly
returns to his hometown for the funeral of his high school bestfriend, Liam is suddenly faced with the
consequences of all that he left behind.

5. It is a wonderful change of pace from the dark, special effects and profanity-laced films and groomy
countryside vibe that adds life to the story which combined with all the emotions circulating in the
movie.

6. Liam Page leave his bride without knowing that she is carrying his own child. Josie never take abortion
as a choice when she got to know that she's pregnant and her child will grow without a father. Billy's
growth as a young girl with full of charms is because of how beautiful Josie raised her, alone.

7. Forever My Girl is a sweet romantic movie. The story has a lot of lessons to tell. It was really a roller-
coaster journey for the main characters of the movie. It has a lot of heartaches, challenges, and
unpredictable scenes. It is story of fortune, success, love for the family and giving a second chance to a
person who commit a mistake in the past but was able to correct and fix it. The movie offers many
positive messages particularly about redemption, humility, and unconditional love.

Applying your Understanding

1. The song was about people whom are near to each other but are unable to communicate or express
themselves.

2. The message that the song is trying to convey is that some people don't have the power to express
themselves, that is why they speak through silence. People listen but they don't understand. People who
has the power, talks with no substance. Even if they know the truth, no one dares to speak about it.

3.

People talking without speaking

People hearing without listening

People writing songs that voices never done

Evaluating your Learning

Before viewing

Is there an actor/actresses in the commercial?

There might be, in order to increase viewership.

During viewing

Is it essential?

It is.

What is the essence of the product?

It has its specific use and benefits.

Did the commercial appear credible?

It is credible as it is approved by trusted and reliable by agencies.

After viewing

Is the commercial informative?

Yes, as it educate and gives knowledge about the product.