Language Arts

 Language Arts

May 8, 2025

Focus Question:             How do I describe the diversity among ethnic groups in Jamaica and the Caribbean?

        

Objective: 

At the end of the lesson students should be able to

·         Use negative and interrogative sentences


Engage: The students will

watch a video and ask them to pay attention to the sentences in the video:



Explore
Observe the table below on how negative sentences are formed

Interrogative

 Affirmative (+)

Negative (-)

I You Do We drink? You They

Yes, I do Yes, you do Yes, we do Yes, you do Yes, they do

No , I do not No, you do not No, we do not No, we do not No, we do not

He Does She drink? It

Yes, he does Yes, she does Yes, it does

No, he does not No, she does not No, it does not

create three sentences in the negative form

Explain: The students will

State a negative sentence and peer changes it to the affirmative

Extend: The students will

elicit the form from the video and write the following sentences in the negative form

· I like Pizza and orange juice. 

· I don’t like rice and beef 

· Do you like apple? Yes I do/ No, I don’t - 

in pairs,  write a dialgoue using interrogative form with positive and negative answers and read out their work for critique

Evaluate: The students will

Complete task in their tiered level

Tier 1  Complete the sentences using “not” or “no” where appropriate.

  1. I am ____ going to the concert tonight.
  2. She has ____ idea about the meeting.
  3. They do ____ want to participate in the event.
  4. He is ____ interested in science fiction books.
  5. We have ____ time to waste

Tier 2

Change each statement into its negative form.

Statements

Negative Form

We sing for the school choir.

 

You write legibly

 

They enjoy listening to ‘Duppy’ stories.

 

Tier 3

 Identify and correct the mistakes in the following negative sentences.

Statement

Corrected Statements
  1. She don’t like spicy food.
  2. They isn’t coming to the party.
  3. I doesn’t have any friends here.
  4. He can’t swim good.
  5. We no need to hurry.

 


Extended Activities

Negative Sentences | LiveWorksheets | 53305

Present Simple Tense Negative Sentences | LiveWorksheets




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