English 3 Q2 Week 1

Hello, young learners! This module is for you. Third Grade is the stage where you will learn to read, write, and speak well. So let’s develop these skills through this module. While staying at home, you will have a lot of time to read and answer this module. You will answer this module at your own pace within a week. In using this module, there are some things you need to follow: 1. Read and follow all the instructions in each page of the module. 2. Use the module according to how the activities are arranged and placed. 3. Answer the module neatly. 4. Enjoy learning! In this module you will learn to: • Use the be-verbs am, is, are, was and were in sentences • Express ideas clearly • Write simple sentences using be-verbs

Directions: Complete the sentences using the correct be- verb. 1. I ________ seven years old. A. am B. is C. was D. were 2. Mother _________ in the room at this moment. A. are B. is C. was D. were 3. My friends __________ here this morning. A. are B. is C. was D. were 4. They ________ hoping to see you today. A. are B. is C. was D. were 5. It ________ a hot summer day. A. are B. is C. was D. were Very Good! You’re done answering the pre-test. 1

My Family We are five in our family. I am the only child. My dad is a doctor. My mom was a nurse before. She is a teacher now. My grandparents were in the province. But now, they are staying with us. We want to take care of them. I love my family. How do you show love to your family? Do the underlined words express action? What do you call these words? Can you tell which of them are used with singular subjects? How about those that are used with plural subjects? When do we use is, are, was, and were? Study the chart below. Subject Present Tense Past Tense I am was (singular subject Pronoun) is was he, she, it (Singular Subject Noun) is was ex. Ana, Rod, mother, dog, etc. (Singular Subject)you are were (Plural Subject) are were you, we, they, Dan and Roy The children 3

Be- Verbs (Am, Is, Are, Was, Were) Verbs show an action or state of being. Be- verbs indicate a state of being. They can be a linking verb or a helping verb. Linking verbs do not describe an action. They give information about the subject of the sentence. A helping verb helps the main verb in the sentence. Am, is, are, was, and were are be- verbs. The verb is is used with singular subject. The verb are is used with plural subject. Pronoun I is always used with am. You can be singular or plural and always used with are. Am, is, and are are used in the present tense. Was and were are their past tense form. Examples: 1. I am in grade three now. 2. I was in grade two last year. 3. Allan is my classmate this year. 4. Nikki and Paul are my friends. 5. They were also my friend last year. You may now start answering the activities below. Goodluck! Activity 1: Be Ready! Directions: Underline the correct be- verb in each sentence. 1. She (am, is, are) a police officer. 2. You (am, is, are) also a police officer. 3. They (am, is, are) all frontliners. 4

4. Jaden (was, were) at the park when it rained. 5. The boys (was, were) noisy in Mrs. Abad’s class. Activity 2: Be Busy Directions: Choose the correct be-verb from the box below to complete each sentence. am is are was were 1. We ______ all going to the birthday party. 2. I ______ happy to see all my friends there. 3. Althea ______ not going. 4. We _______ also present at Ana’s birthday party last year. 5. Althea _______ not there last year. Activity 3: Be Happy in Writing A. Directions: Rearrange the words/phrases in each number to make a meaningful sentence. 1. The men/in the gym/are ___________________________________________________ 2. My father/smart/is ___________________________________________________ 3. I/ not/ allowed to go outside/am ___________________________________________________ 4. I/at the beach /last summer/was ___________________________________________________ 5. The girls/yesterday/in the mall/were ___________________________________________________ Now, let’s check how well you remember your lesson. Answer the activities below.

Directions: Use the correct be-verb in the following sentences. Encircle the letter of the correct answer. 1. They _______ so excited in the volleyball game. A. am C. is B. are D. was 2. I _______ so happy to see you! A. am C. is B. are D. was 3. Jona _______ a very talented girl. A. am C. is B. are D. was 4. Roberto _______ jogging at the park. A. am C. is B. are D. was 8 5. We _______ afraid of the scary movie. A. am C. was B. are D. were Original Illustration of Rachelle L. Jamison.