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Mechanics

The teacher will show pictures to the students which elicit the characteristics

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The teacher will let the students guess the word(s) that corresponds to the picture shown.

If the students failed to guess the word, the teacher will give clue(s) to make them guess it correctly.

There were only five minutes for this activity.

After the activity was done, the teacher will give a brief definition of compound nouns out of the activity.Slide3

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Compound Nouns

Presenter:

Eryel

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ComaniaSlide18

Objectives:

At the end of 45 minutes, the students will be able to:

a. define compound nouns and its three types;

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discuss the importance of compound nouns in

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. perform different activities which give emphasis to compound nouns.Slide19

What are compound nouns?

Compound nouns are two or more words combined to form a noun.Slide20

Examples:

full moon

chalkboard

mother-in-lawSlide21

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Life

with Compound NounsSlide22

Mechanics

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will be grouped into four.

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task of the group is to role play whatever scenario they want using the given words.

Each group will be given 5 minutes to conceptualize and three minutes for presentation including the preparation.Slide23

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After

the presentation, one member of each group will be given two minutes to defend their presentation by:

a. Reading

the words given;

b. Describing

the chosen scenario; and c. Reasoning

why they chose such scenario for the given words. Slide24

Forms of Compound Nouns

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Open CN

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Solid Compound Noun

- are words that are used as a single unit of meaning and it is closed up as solid, or closed, compounds.Slide26

Examples:

bedroom

breakfast

sunrise

football

classmate

carwash

firefighter

outputSlide27

Open Compound Noun

- a combination of two or more words which has no space or hyphen but expresses one meaning. Slide28

Examples:

living room

full moon

coffee mug

blue jeans

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jump rope

first aid

roller coasterSlide29

Hyphenated Compound Noun

- a combination of two or more words connected by one or more hyphens but expresses one meaning. Slide30

Examples:

sister-in-law

shout-out

state-of-the-art

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ice-cream

ill-tempered

clear-mindedSlide31

Break a WordSlide32

Mechanics

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After grouping, the teacher will give an example of compound noun.

After giving a word, the teacher will draw the dice to determine what group will do the first task. The number in the dice reflects to the number of group that will do the first task.

The first task is to determine what part of speech does the first word of the given compound noun belongs, for example:

brown

coffee

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one representative from each group will answer for each task, if a certain member answered once, he/she is not allowed to answer again unless everyone in the group has answered already.

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the group failed to answer the task correctly, the other group will have the chance to steal.

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answering, the group which answered the first task will draw the dice to determine what group will answer the second task which is to determine what part of speech does the remaining word (coffee) belongs

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Mechanics

After answering, the group which answered the first task will draw the dice to determine what group will answer the second task which is to determine what part of speech does the remaining word (coffee) belongs

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the group failed to answer the task correctly, the other group will have the chance to steal.

The group gained the highest number of points wins

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Semantically Opaque Compound Nouns

- words in which the whole meaning cannot be established by an analysis of parts.Slide45

Examples:

hotdog

a small cooked sausage that is mild in flavor and is usually served in a long rollSlide46

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hotdog Slide47

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hogwash

Means foolish or meaningless talkSlide48

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hogwashSlide49

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You’ve picked Number 1!

What is Compound Noun?

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You’ve picked Number 2!

What is a solid

Compound Noun?

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You’ve picked Number 3!

What is an open

Compound Noun?

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You’ve picked Number 4!

What is a hyphenated

Compound Noun?

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You’ve picked Number 5!

Give an example of a solid compound noun.

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You’ve picked Number 6!

Give an example of a hyphenated compound noun.

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You’ve picked Number 7!

Give an example of an open compound noun.

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You’ve picked Number 8!

Give an example of compound noun which is a combination of noun + noun.

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You’ve picked Number 9!

Give an example of compound noun which is a combination of verb + noun.

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Compound Nouns

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- are words that are used as a single unit of meaning and it is closed up as solid, or closed, compounds

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combination of two or more words connected by one or more hyphens but expresses one meaning.

a combination

of two or more words which has no space or hyphen but expresses one meaning

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Compound Nouns

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Hyphenated CN

Examples:

classmate

laptop

chalkboard

girlfriend

keyboard

policeman

armchair

motorcycle

haircut

rainfall

drawback

lookout

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mother-in-law

dining-table

take-off

dry-cleaning

train-spotting

passer-by

hanger-on

drive-in

drop-out

hold-up

set-back

stand-in

Examples:

ice water

foam party

brown skin

cellular phone

black eye

school bag

eye glasses

umbrella kiosk

fish tank

public speaker

swimming pool

private enterpriseSlide62

Opaque Compound Nouns

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words in which the whole meaning cannot be established by an analysis of partsSlide63

Opaque Compound Nouns

Examples:

hotdog

hogwashSlide64

Evaluation

What is compound noun?

(2-4). Give a brief discussion on the following.

2. Open compound noun.

3. Solid compound nouns.

4. Hyphenated compound nouns.

5. What is an opaque compound noun?

6-10. In essay format, answer this question: “For you, how important compound nouns in your daily life?” Maximum of 10 sentences only.Slide65

Assignment

Read the article Why we are shallow in the internet through this website

http://www.philstar.com/arts-and-culture/725822/why-we-are-shallow

and write a reflection paper using

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ten compound nouns (3 for solid, 3 for open, 3 for hyphenated and 1 for opaque). Pass your reflection paper to this e-mail eryelcomania@gmail.com. Slide66

Thank you for participating!