A Detailed Lesson Plan

in English Grade 7

Topic: Verb Complementation Forms

Materials: Manila papers
Reference: English Grade 7 Learner’s Module Quarter 2, pp. 40
Teacher’s Guide pp. 21
Objectives: At the end of 60-minute discussion, the students should be able to:
a. define verb;
b. identify the verb in a sentence ; and
c. apply the rules of verb complementation through constructing
sentences.

Prepared by:

NOLI BHEEL P. BANHAN

Student Teacher

Checked by:

MARILEN B. SAMUT
Cooperating Teacher

Date/Time: January 16, 2018/ 7:30-8:30/ 1:00-3:00

Grade/ Section: 7- Wisdom, Happiness and Kindness
Activities
Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity

A. Preliminary Activities

Class, stand up and Divine, can you lead us Let us pray.

a prayer?

Thank you so much Divine.

Good Morning class! Good morning Ma’am

Arrange first your chairs and pick up those

dirts around you before you sit down.

B. Motivation

I have here some pictures. You have to tell

me the things they are doing in their own
scene. I will write your answers on the
board.

What do you think the players are doing

particularly the one in a red shirt? He is shooting.
Yes, he is shooting a what? He’s shooting a ball ma’am.

Correct, the basketball player is shooting

the ball.

How about this next picture?

What does the girl doing in the picture? The girl is running ma’am

That’s right. For you, why do you think

people are running? They want to exercise.

Aha, what else? They want to reduce their fat.

Yes, that’s one. Anymore reasons? Maybe they want to chase someone.

Probably yes, there are just many reasons

why we run, right? Yes ma’am.

How about this last picture?

Again, what are they doing? They are looking at the television ma’am.

So, it means what? They are watching ma’am.

Yes, of course.
C. Presentation of Lesson

Now, everybody read these words at the

board. Shooting, running and watching.

So, what did you notice about these words? They end in –ing ma’am

Okay, how about the other? What do these

sentences express? They are doing an action ma’am.

Exactly. So, what do we call to those

words that are doing actions? Verbs ma’am.

Very good class!

This verbs has something to do with our

topic today which is the verb
complementation forms.

D. Lesson Proper

Verbs have features or complements to

determine how many other words would
follow.
This means that verbs also needs a word/s
that will complement it. This is called verb
complementation.

Many verbs can be followed by different

forms,
Joshua and Jenny will you read it? a. An object
b. A verb structure; or
c. An expression that has an
information about the topic.
Let’s take a look at these forms or features
which may follow the main verb in the
sentence.

Dave, Dan and Dhen please read the first

rule. 1. Verbs followed by one object: the
direct object (DO) or the indirect
object (IO).
a. David asked Diana. (IO)
 b. David asked a question. (DO)

In letter a, what is the verb here? “Asked” ma’am.

That’s right. And this verb follows a what? It follows the word “Diana”

Okay, so whom did David asked a

question? To Diana ma’am.

Correct, so in our previous topic we

discussed about direct and indirect object,
the question is what kind of sentence is
this? It is an indirect object ma’am

That’s right, why do you say so? It’s because the sentence answers the
question “to whom”.
Very well said. This just shows that the
verb “asked” follows an indirect object.

How about letter b? Where’s the verb

here? The word “asked” ma’am.

Correct. Is it a sentence with direct or

indirect object? It’s a direct object ma’am.

Okay, so what do you think the reason is? It answers the question “what”

Yes, that’s good. What is the indirect

object then? The word “question” ma’am.

Yes, so the verb “asked” is followed by an

indirect object.

Alice and Alaine, please read the second 2. Verbs followed by two objects: the
rule. indirect object, usually a person,
comes first before the direct
object.
a. Niel brought Jocelyn a
chocolate.
Again, what is the verb here in this
sentence? The word “brought” ma’am

Alright, the sentence follows the S-TV-IO-

DO pattern.
It says also in this rule that this verb
follows two objects, what do you think are
these objects?
Exactly. This proves that the second rule of
verb complementation can follow two
objects.
The third is that, ever body kindly read.
Do these sentences follow the S-TV-IO-
DO pattern?
If so, what then is the pattern?
That’s right. Will you tell me those objects
in number 1 example?
The direct object first.
Very good!
Joana and Joanney, kindly read the last
rule of verb complementation?
When we say “infinitive”, this is one of the
usual complement of a verb. It is used with
the word “to” for instance:
The word “Jocelyn and Chocolate”
ma’am
3. The verbs “explain, suggest and
describe” are not used with the
structure IO+DO.
a. Kriz, please explain your
decision to me. (DO+IO)
b. Can you describe a good
wedding party to me? (DO+IO)
c. Kenneth, can you just suggest a
solution to the problem.
(DO+IO)
No ma’am.
The direct object comes first before
indirect object.
The word “decision” is the direct object
while the word “me” is the indirect
object.
4. Verbs followed by object +
infinitive, rather than by a that-
clause.
a. CORRECT: I don’t want him
to go.
INCORRECT: (I don’t want
that he goes.)
b. CORRECT: We don’t allow
students to smoke in the
school.
 INCORRECT: (We don’t
allow that they smoke in the
school)

E. Generalization
Now, I have here a box of questions and I
encourage any volunteer to come and pick
one and try to answer it. Points will be
given to the one who got the right answer.
Verb complementation forms
1. What is our topic today?
2. How many rules of verb Four
complementation did we discussed?
3. The first rule says that a verb is Object
followed by one ________. Direct and Indirect object
4. What are the two objects of verb?
5. What is the direct object of the “ gift” ma’am
sentence “Levi promised me a gift?”
6. What is the verb in the sentence “He “Is”
is a singer?”
7. It is used to complete the meaning Complements
of a verb in a sentence? “to”
8. Infinitive is used with the word
____? “Passed”
9. What is the verb in the sentence “I
passed the papers?”
10. The verb complementation follows
an object and infinitive. True or False.
false? It is an action word.
11. What is a verb?
12. In the third rule of verb
complementation, give one of the
verbs/words that don not follow the “Suggest”
rule S-TV-IO-DO.
13. What is in the middle of the V and Indirect object
the DO in the pattern?
14. Give an example of a verb aside Read
from the given ones.
15. Give an example of a sentence
using any of the verb Andy sang a song.
complementation rules.
F. Transfer of Learning

Now, bring out ¼ sheet of pad paper and

answer the following questions.

Choose your answers from letter A to C, A. Verbs followed by one object

and underline the VERBS in the sentences. B. Verbs followed by two objects
C. Verbs followed by object + infinitive

1. He wrote a poem.
2. Dave gave me a letter during my
16th birthday.
3. I miss my family so much.
4. I asked him to pay for the meal.
5. Dane sent Danny a letter.

G. Answering of Questions
Letter B ma’am because it only has one
What do you think is the answer of number object.
one and why? Verb: wrote

Letter B. It has a direct and indirect

How about number two? object.
Verb: gave
Number three? Letter A. It only has a direct object.
Verb: miss
Number four? Letter C because it has an object followed
by an infinitive.
And the last number? Verb: asked
Letter B because it has objects.
Very good class! Verb: sent

H. Assignment

Class, you should be ready with a song or a

tune to be composed about our topic. You
will be going to practice it by tomorrow.