Lesson 1 How Others See Me
LP_Second_Quarter_Grade_7_English - baitang7
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YOUR DISCOVERY TASKS<br />
Task 1. Promote Manila Bay<br />
Study the lines below. Identify what makes them interesting.<br />
Visit the land of a thousand smiles!<br />
Witness a moonlight memory for a lifetime.<br />
This is NOT your usual walk in the bay.<br />
Manila Bay is not the typical moonlight experience.<br />
The lines present examples of hyperbole and litotes. A hyperbole is an<br />
exaggeration, while a litotes presents an understatement by using the negative marker<br />
not. Litotes emphasize an idea through negation. Which among the examples above are<br />
hyperboles and litotes? Do the tasks below. Present your output on a sheet of paper.<br />
1. Research on the beauty of Manila Bay by looking at travel guides and other<br />
sources. Identify 3-5 places in Manila which possess both beauty and history.<br />
You may also use credible Internet sources. Take note of any suspicious,<br />
incredible sites.<br />
2. Formulate three catchy and interesting lines that promote the beauty of<br />
Manila Bay. Each line should use a different hyperbole.<br />
3. Formulate two lines of litotes that will encourage tourists to visit Manila Bay.<br />
Task 2. Identifying Embedded Clauses<br />
An embedded clause, as the term suggests, is a clause that is fixed within a<br />
larger clause or sentence which is called the matrix clause . The embedded clause is<br />
usually found in the beginning or at the end of sentences. Markers commonly<br />
accompany or introduce embedded clauses. These markers may be that, when, who,<br />
where, etc. <strong>How</strong>ever, there are instances when a marker does not precede an<br />
embedded clause. Such is the case with gerunds (e.g. swimming, eating, etc.).<br />
An embedded clause does not have its own meaning, so it has to be attached to<br />
the matrix clause to present a complete meaning. Do you still remember the discussion<br />
about kernels? Basically, an embedded clause presents a piece of information that is<br />
beyond the idea that a kernel presents. Remember that a kernel presents one idea at a<br />
time only.<br />
Manila Bay presents a magnificent sunset experience that will last a lifetime.<br />
The place is often crowded in the early morning and late afternoon when people<br />
try to get a glimpse of its world-famous sunrise and sunset.<br />
Photographers take pictures of people sitting or walking along the bay area.<br />
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