MOUNT CARMEL COLLEGE OF CASIGURAN IN,

HIGHER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

CASIGURAN, AURORA 3204
DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN ENGLISH 3

Name of Teacher: Jeric DC Hermogenes Section: Narra

Learning Area: English Time: 8:30 – 9:20
Grade Level: 3 Date: April 4, 2024

I. OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to;
1. Describes degree of comparisons;
2. Identify the rules of degrees of comparisons;
3. Illustrates the rules in informing the degrees of comparisons by answering
correctly the given exercises.
II. SUBJECT MATTER

Topic: Use the degrees of adjectives in making comparisons (positive, comparative,

superlative).
Reference: https://youtu.be/QJLm8MtoyYg?si=yT_H9Pu1jac5Iy5Q
Materials: Power point Presentation, Chalkboard, Chalk, and pictures.
III. PROCEDURE

TEACHER`S ACTIVITY STUDENT`S

ACTIVITY
A. INTRODUCTION
I. PRAYER
Before we start, let us pray. Father God,
Come be with us
today.
Fill our hearts with
joy.
Fill our minds with
learning.
Fill our classrooms
with peace.
Fill our lesson with
fun.
Fill our friendship
with kindness.
Fill our schools with
love.
 AMEN.

II. GREETINGS

Good morning class! Good morning

teacher`s!
Good morning
classmates!
Good morning!

II. CHECKING OF ATTENDANCE

Now let us check your attendance. Who is absent for

today? No one is absent sir.

Very good!

B. REVIEW

1.What have we discussed last meeting? It is all about writing

a simple story.
Very good!

2.What are the basic parts of a story? Title, character and

the setting.

Very good!

3.what are the several parts of the story? Beginning, middle,

ending.
Ok! Let`s proceed to our new lesson.

C. MOTIVATION
Before we proceed to our lesson (the teacher show (The students guess
images) what is in the picture)

Sir, it is persons.
PERSONS
 Sir, it is places.

PLACES
Sir, those are things.

THINGS

Sir, those are different

animals.
ANIMALS

Sir, it is events.
EVENTS.

D. PRESENTATION OF
THE LESSON Adjectives: Are words that describes persons, places,
things, animals, and events. They tell something about
a noun.

Adjectives have three degrees of comparisons

A. POSITIVE DEGREE
B. COMPARATIVE DEGREE
C. SUPERLATIVE DEGREE

1.The Positive degree signifies quality. It talks about

only one thing, and it is not being compared with
another.

2. The Comparative degree signifies quality in greater

or less degree. Two things are being compared.

3. The Superlative degree signifies quality in the

greatest or least degree. Three or more items are being
compared.

E. LESSON PROPER
(Let us read and study the conversation of Billy and
Jenny, then answer the following questions.)

Class, based on the given short conversation of Billy

and Jenny kindly answer the following questions.
 1. Who are talking in the conversation?

Yes, Clywin? Sir, Billy and Jenny

2. What are being compared in the conversation?

Yes, William?
Sir, they are
compared about the
plant.
3. Which plant is big?

Yes, JM?
The plant of Billy.
4. What did Jenny say about her plant?

Yes, Alexander? It is bigger than your

plant.
5. How did Jenny describe the plant in the
rectangular pot?

Yes, Dicenia? Sir, that plant is the

biggest among the
three.
Very good! your answer is correct.

1. Billy`s plant is big.

2. Jenny`s plant is bigger than Billy`s plant.
3. The plant in the rectangular pot is the biggest among
the three.

Based on the conversation of Billy and Jenny what you

have notice?

Yes, Leo? From the word “big”

they add -er and –est.
Very good, they use to form a comparisons of
objectives.

FORMING THE COMPARISONS OF

ADJECTIVES
COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE
DEGREE DEGREE
One-syllable Add- er to the Add-est to the
 adjective positive degree positive degree
Examples: Examples:
Weak- weaker Weak- weakest
Near- nearer Near- nearest

Do you understand the comparisons of one-syllable

adjective? Yes, sir
Now, who can give me an example?
Dark, darker, darkest
Yes, William?

Very good!

Now, let us move on to the next adjectives ending in y.

COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE
DEGREE DEGREE
Adjectives Change y to i and Change y to i
ending in y add –er to the and add – est to
positive degree the positive
examples: degree
dirty – dirtier Examples:
Pretty – prettier Dirty – dirtiest
Pretty –
prettiest

Do you understand the comparisons of the adjectives

Yes, sir.
ending in y?
Who can give me an example?

Yes, Atasha? Busy, busier, busiest

Very good!

Now, let us move on to the adjectives ending in e.

COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE
DEGREE DEGREE
Adjectives Drop e and add - Drop e and add
ending in e er to the positive – est to the
degree positive degree
Examples: Examples:
safe – safer Safe – safest
Large – larger Large – largest
Do you understand the comparisons of the adjectives Yes, sir
ending in e?

Very good! who can give me an example?

Yes, Bernadeth? Wise, wiser, wisest

Very good!

Now, let us move on to the multi-syllable adjectives or

more adjectives ending in full or less.

COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE
DEGREE DEGREE
Multi – Add more or less Add most or
syllable to the positive least to the
adjectives or degree. positive degree
more Examples Examples:
adjectives Afraid- Afraid-
ending in more/less afraid Most/least-
full or- less Silent- afraid
More/less silent Silent-
Talented- Most/least
More/less silent
talented Talented-
Most/least
talented

Do you understand the comparisons of the adjectives Yes, sir.

ending in full or less?

Give me an example? Creative, more

creative, most
creative

Very good!

Now, let us move on to the last part of our topic which

is some objectives are irregularly compared.

Some adjectives are irregular compared

POSITIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE
DEGREE DEGREE DEGREE
good better best
bad worse worst
ill worse worst
Many more most
much more most
little less least Yes, sir
less lesser least
Ok, class do you understand the adjectives are in the Bad worse
irregular compared? worst
Who can give me an example?
Yes, William?
Well better
best
Another! Yes, Raiza?

Very good!

REMEMBER
Some one – syllable adjectives with a single vowel
before the consonant, form their comparative and
superlative degree by doubling the last letter before
adding –er for the comparative and -est before the
superlative degree.
EXAMPLES:
Mad, madder, maddest
Big, bigger, biggest
Sad, sadder, saddest

• The word “than” is often use with comparative

adjectives.
Example: My jacket is thicker than your jacket.

• The word “the” before an adjective signifies

superlative degree.

Example: She is the cutest among the three. Yes, sir.

Did you understand class?

Very good!
F. GENERALIZATION
Did you understand our lesson class? Yes, sir.

Now who among you can summarize our lesson for

today?
Sir.
Yes, Clywin Kate? We learned about
adjective which is a
word use to described
a person, place,
things, and events. It
has three degrees
namely; positive,
comparative and
superlative.

G. APPLICATION
GROUP 1
DIRECTION: Complete the table using the correct
adjectives in the word box. Write your answer on the
space provided.

best simplest fat

busy most creative

positive comparative superlative ANSWER:

1.good better 1. best
2. simple simpler 2. simplest
3. fatter fattest 3. fat
4. busier busiest 4. busy
5.creative More creative 5. most creative

GROUP 2
Direction: Write the comparative and the superlative answer:
of the given adjectives. 1. better, best
1. good 2. simpler,
2. simple simplest
3. fat 3. fatter, fattest
4. busy 4. busier, busiest
5. creative 5. more creative,
most creative
H. EVALUATION Direction: Read each item and identify if the
underlined adjective is in positive, comparative or
superlative degree of comparison. Encircle the letter of
the correct answer.

1. My mother got angry when my sister

answers her back. Answer:
a. Positive b. comparative c. superlative 1. A. Positive
2. C. Superlative
2. Our teacher is the tallest of all. 3. B.
a. Positive b. comparative c. superlative Comparative
4. A. Positive
3. My new poster is larger than her poster. 5. C. superlative
a. Positive b. comparative c. superlative

4. I am happy when my parents surprised

me.
a. Positive b. comparative c. superlative

5. Sun is the brightest star.

a. Positive b. comparative c. superlative

IV. ASSIGNMENT
Direction: Complete the story by supplying each blank with correct form of the given
adjectives.

1. Young
2. Fat
3. Delicious
4. Cold
5. Good

V. PRAYER ARTER LESSON

Lord, we thank you for all the blessings we receive today. Let peace and unity prevail in our
home, school, community and country. Keep us always and let your love reign in our hearts.
AMEN.

Prepared by: Noted:

JERIC DC. HERMOGENES KAREN C. FERNANDEZ
Practice Teacher T – II /Cooperating Teacher