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Md. Mahfuzur Rahman Senior Teacher Halima Khatun Girls’ Secondary School, Barisal. Mobile :

Lesson Plan details Subject : English Second Paper Class : Seven ( A ) Topic : Sentence. Time : 40 minutes Date : 10 May, 2014.

Learning Outcomes By the end of this lesson students – can the definition of sentence; can classification of sentence; can example of sentence; can making sentence.

These are the expression of a man or group. sentence

W ORK -1: W HAT IS SENTENCE ? AA group of words or a single word that expresses a complete thought, feeling or idea. Example of a sentence : This is a ball.

Assertive Sentence A simple statement can be called an Assertive Sentence (or) Statement Sentence. Structure : Subject + Verb + Object. Hegoes to school. Hegoes to school.

A type of sentence that asks a question.sentencequestion Structure : Do/Does/Did/Be verb + Subject + Principal verb + Extension ? Doyoulearnyour lesson ?

Imperative sentence An imperative sentence is a sentence that gives advice or instructions or that expresses a request or command. Don’t Structure : Verb + Extension. quarrel.

Optative sentence An optative sentence is one that expresses a wish, hope or desire. Structure : May + Subject + Verb + Extension. May liveour parentslong.

Exclamatory sentence A type of sentence that expresses strong feelings by making an exclamation.sentence exclamation Structure : What/How + Adjective + Subject + Extension ! What a joyfulscenery it is !

Assertive Sentence Interrogative sentence Imperative sentence Optative sentence Exclamatory sentence

Class Work Matching the appropriate sentence Bangladesh is an agricultural country. Do the work. Alas! I am undone. May my friend live long. Are you doing your lesson ? Interrogative Sentence : Imperative Sentence : Optative Sentence : Exclamatory Sentence : Assertive Sentence :

Group Work Write appropriate sentence each group: Interrogative Sentence : Interrogative Sentence : Imperative Sentence : Imperative Sentence : Exclamatory Sentence : Exclamatory Sentence : Assertive Sentence : Assertive Sentence : Optative Sentence : Optative Sentence : 1. 2.

Evaluation Match these following statements with given picture. Hurrah! We won the game. We are writing. Please give me a pen. May you live long. Can you help me ?

HOME WORK Making Sentence 1.Statement: 2.Joy : 3.Sad : 4.Order : 5.Question : 6.Wish: 7.Hope: