CITY COLLEGE OF CALAMBA

Dalubhasaan ng Lungsod ng Calamba

Lecture #1:
Department of Arts, Sciences,

ENGLISH
and Teacher Education
English Language Education Cluster

ESP 201:
ENGLISH FOR
GRAMMAR
SPECIFIC PURPOSES
Lesson Content:
Parts of Speech
SVA
Prof. R.A.G. RIZAL Sentence Patterns
TOPICS:
•PARTS OF SPEECH
•SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT
•SENTENCE PATTERNS
 ENGLISH IS COMPOSED OF:
•29% Latin - HUMAN, ANIMAL, DENTAL, DECIMAL, DIGITAL, FACTORY, LIBRARY, MANUAL, LUNAR, SOLAR, MILITARY, SCIENCE, STATION

•29% French - BEEF, PORK, VEAL, CONTINUE, LIBERTY, JUSTICE, JOURNEY, PEOPLE, VERY means TRULY
•26% Germanic - ABOVE, AGAIN, AND, APPLE, BATH, CAKE, EAT, DRINK, PARTS OF THE BODY, BOY, GIRL, HOUSE, FOOD, BREAD

•6% Greek - ACADEMIC, ANDROID, BASIC, CINEMA, CLIMATE, DEMOCRACY, ECONOMY, GEOGRAPHY, HISTORY, IDEA, POLITICS, TECHNOLOGY

•6% Other – HEBREW, ST. AGUSTIN CAME TO COVERT PEOPLE TO CHRISTIANITY

•4% Names - GOOGLE, TO GOOLE, GOOGLING; HOOVER, TO HOOVER, HOOVERING
 8 Parts of Speech
OPEN CLASSES/ CONTENT CLOSED CLASSES/ STRUCTURAL
NOUNS PRONOUNS
VERBS PREPOSITIONS
ADJECTIVES CONJUNCTIONS
ADVERBS ARTICLES/DETERMINERS
INTERJECTION
1. There are 11
kinds of Noun.
THE ANSWER IS…
KINDS OF NOUN
1. Common
2. Proper
3. Concrete
4. Abstract
5. Count
6. Mass
7. Collective
8. Compound
9. Possessive
2. The word “cellphone” falls
under Common, Concrete,
Count, Collective, and
Compound.
THE ANSWER IS…
CELLPHONE is
1. Common
2. Concrete
3. Count
4. Compound (Combined)
3. There are 4
genders of Noun.
THE ANSWER IS…
GENDERS OF NOUN
1. Common
2. Neuter
3. Masculine
4. Feminine
4. There are 10
kinds of Verb.
THE ANSWER IS…
KINDS OF VERB
1. Transitive
2. Intransitive
3. Linking
4. Helping
5. Regular
6. Irregular
5. “May, Could, Shall” are
examples of Auxiliary
Verb.
THE ANSWER IS…
KINDS OF HELPING/AUXILIARY VERB

1. MODALS
2.EMPHATIC VERB
PRONOUN
PERSONAL
RELATIVE
DEMONSTRATIVE
INTERROGATIVE
REFLEXIVE
INTENSIVE
 CASES
PERSON
SUBJECTIVE OBJECTIVE POSSESSIVE
SINGULAR PLURAL SINGULAR PLURAL SINGULAR PLURAL

1ST PERSON I WE ME US MY, MINE OUR/S

2ND PERSON YOU YOU YOU YOU YOUR/S YOUR/S

3RD PERSON HE, SHE, IT THEY HIM & HER THEM HIS, HERS THEIR,
THEIRS
 RELATIVE INTERROGATIVE DEMONSTRATIVE
SHE GAVE WHAT HER WHAT IS THE MEANING OF
HUSBAND WANTS. THIS?

THIS IS A SAND CASTLE

THAT ERNIE MADE.
THAT IS MY
BAG!
PREPOSITION
CONJUNCTION
1.COORDINATING
2.SUBORDINATING
3.CORRELATIVE
4.CONJUCTIVE ADVERB
ARTICLES
INTERJECTION
 CLASSIFY THE WORDS
ACCORDING TO FUNCTION
IN THE CCC VISION
 CCC VISION
(1)The (2)City College of Calamba (3)envisions (4)itself
(5)as (6)an (7)accredited (8)premier (9)academic
(10)institution (11)in (12)the (13)region (14)providing
(15)quality (16)learning (17)opportunities (18)to
(19)financially (20)challenged (21)but (22)deserving
(23)students (24)in (25)order (26)to (27)produce
(28)competent, (29)conscientious, (30)committed,
(31)and (32)compassionate (33)global (34)professionals.
1. ARTICLE/ADJECTIVE 11. PREPOSITION 21. CONJUNCTION 31. CONJUNCTION
2. NOUN 12. ARTICLE/ADJECTIVE 22. ADJECTIVE 32. ADJECTIVE
3. VERB 13. NOUN 23. NOUN 33. ADJECTIVE
4. PRONOUN 14. GERUND/VERB 24. PREPOSITION 34. NOUN
5. PREPOSITION 15. ADJECTIVE 25. NOUN/VERB
6. ARTICLE/ADJECTIVE 16. ADJECTIVE 26. PREPOSITION
7. ADJECTIVE 17. NOUN 27. VERB
8. ADJECTIVE 18. PREPOSITION 28. ADJECTIVE
9. ADJECTIVE 19. ADJECTIVE/ADVERB 29. ADJECTIVE
10. NOUN 20. ADJECTIVE 30. ADJECTIVE
SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT
BASIC SENTENCE PATTERNS
 It is NOT about the
DESTINATION, it is about
the JOURNEY towards
the DESTINATION.
Good, Better, Best
Don’t let it REST
Until your GOOD
becomes BETTER
And your BETTER
becomes BEST
 EXCELLENCE
is not being the
BEST
It is by DOING
Your BEST!