Lesson 1 How Others See Me

2. Decide if there will be set of pairs for the group presentation or the members of
the group will belong to two sets, respectively for the moves of the two
characters;
3. Define clearly the end of the dance for it will answer the questions presented
for this activity—is it goodbye or renewed commitment?;
4. Make it creative but keep the moves simple, just enough for the given time of
preparation; and,
5. Rehearse for Day 4 presentation.
Task 5. Watch Out!
Study the following sentences. Each item has two sentences, one is with the
correct use of verb forms (words that follow the verb) while the other one has an
incorrect use of verb forms. Choose the correct sentence. Write your answer on a onehalf-sheet
of paper.
_____ 1. a. Lumnay seems having a problem.
b. Lumnay seems to have a problem.
_____ 2. a. Awiyao must start moving on with his life.
b. Awiyao must stop to move on with his life.
_____ 3. a. Awiyao and Lumnay found their love unbroken even with the tribe‘s
intrusion.
b. Awiyao and Lumnay
_____ 4. a. Lumnay explained to end her life.
b. Lumnay explained ending her life.
Verbs have features or complements to determine how many other words would
follow. Many verbs can be followed by:
1. An object;
2. A verb structure; or,
3. An expression that has information about the object (of the verb).
CHECK THE RULES!
So what are these forms or features which may follow the main verb in the
sentence?
1. Verbs followed by one object: the direct object (DO) or the indirect object (IO).
a. Awiyao asked Lumnay.
b. Awiyao asked a question.
2. Verbs followed by two objects: the indirect object, usually a person, comes first
before the direct object.
a. Awiyao asked Lumnay a question.
b. Awiyao gave her the beads.
Some of the verbs which can be followed by two objects are: bring, buy, cost,
get, give, leave, lend, make, offer, owe, pass, pay, play, promise, read, refuse,
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