Las in English 1 - 3RD Quarter
Las in English 1 - 3RD Quarter
Department of Education
REGION III
SCHOOLS DIVISION OFFICE OF PAMPANGA
LUBAO WEST DISTRICT
SANTIAGO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
ENGLISH 1
Third Quarter- Learning Competency No. 2
Recognize Sentences (telling and asking)
and Non-Sentences
IMELDA P. LIMSON
Teacher III
ABEGAIL C. NACU
Principal I
I. Introduction
This activity sheet serves as a self-learning guide for the
learners. It facilitates lesson comprehension as it specifically aims
for learners’ mastery on recognizing sentences (telling and asking)
and non-sentence.
When words are combined, you will form a group of words
which may either be a sentence or a non-sentence.
A sentence is a group of words. It tells a complete thought or
idea. It is composed of a subject and a predicate. It begins with a
capital letter and ends with a period (. ), a question mark ( ? ), or an
exclamation point ( ! )
A non-sentence, like a phrase, is also a group of words.
Unlike a sentence, it does not tell a complete thought or idea. It
may just be the subject or the predicate.
Examples A and D are sentences. They show complete idea.
Each has its own subject and predicate. Examples B and C are non-
sentences. They do not show complete meaning .
II. Learning Competency and Code
Recognizing Sentences (Telling and Asking) and Non-Sentences
III. Procedure
Exercise 1:
playing.
Exercise 4:
Sentences Non-Sentences
VI. References
Exercise 4:
Sentences Non-Sentences
B A
C E
D G
F I
H J
Prepared by:
IMELDA P.
LIMSON
Santiago Elementary
School