Modal Verbs, Nouns, and Adverbs || GRADE 8 || MELC-based VIDEO LESSON | QUARTER 1 | MODULE 3

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thank you po bukas na po exam ko eh sakto english pa

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i love your explanation😍

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[@_itssmarianx]

Thank you po ma'am dahil po dto mas nakagawa po ako ng maayos ng paragraph na may modal verbs,nouns, and adverbs thankss po ang galing!!💜

[@ENGLISHTEACHERNIJUAN]

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[@rosaliaalindahao5104]

Ito yung lesson ko kanina ma'am yung video mo yung ipinakita ni mama

[@jameson7199]

They say modal verbs are always followed with a base form of the verb? But lets say: His Party will be planned carefully. any explanation?

[@ENGLISHTEACHERNIJUAN]

"Will be planned" is in passive voice. That is--- "be" verb + past participle form of the verb. Whereas, the active voice is "will plan" Ex: His friends WILL PLAN the party.

[@jameson7199]

So in other words maam, this is an example of a rule exemption maam?

[@angela6057]

Hello in the sentence: My father is obligately proud to work hard for our family. What does the adverb obligately modifies?

[@MarkLawrenceAndre-e]

Dito pa kumukuha guro nmin ng pinapaaral nya sa amin kaya dto rin ako kumukuha kaya natutunan ko na ang d namin ntutunan

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[@elfredcamarillo5721]

Ma'am . Pwd po bang humingi ng idea , kung ano po and ilagay na springboard to my lesson modals

[@kimmarentes5106]

maam pag binigyan po ako ng topicng teacher pero sabi nya lang po use modals ano poyung modals nagagamitin verb poba auxiliary,adverb, noun lahat poba yan

[@ENGLISHTEACHERNIJUAN]

Most probably, verbs yan. Pero much better to ask your teacher to know exactly what he/she expects to see since there are other types of modals (noun and adverb) based on this video.

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[@almiraabela4244]

Hello ma'am, pwedi po ba akong humingi ng kopya na iyong lesson plan for my field study. English major po ako. Maraming salamat po!

[@ENGLISHTEACHERNIJUAN]

Sorry, Almira but we don't do lesson plans in each lesson eh.

[@d4vinefeminine]

Isn't the sentence "I couldn't able to walk until I was 3 years old" wrong grammar?

[@Remmmm9]

Shouldn't it be 'wasn't'? Or am I also wrong?

[@user-on8kn8yo9f]

wasn’t is also there, by the way. i think the reason why “couldn’t” was there was for the sentence “i couldn’t walk until i was 3 years old. ”

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[@wilsondorero5853]

Oo Mali yan but in using modal terms ang pagkakaaala it contains total of 8 errors that you can found in pronunciations, spelling and grammar.

[@ENGLISHTEACHERNIJUAN]

@CV We must not use CAN/COULD and ABLE together because they both mean "ability". You can use either of this 2: (1) I could not + verb (2) I was not able to + verb

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Salamat po at nasagutan ko Ang aking partner