RECOGNIZING THE POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE MESSAGE CONVEYED IN A TEXT
MS. EDUVIGEZ VERDE ABALOS
OBJECTIVES:
1.) Recognize the signal words and expressions used to convey positive and negative messages; 2.) Differentiate the figurative and literal messages; and 3.) Construct a Sentence that will show the right usage of the elements of figurative language.
how can you differentiate the positive and negative message?
- A positive from a negative message upon hearing the tone
(the speaker’s attitude in saying the message)(explicit) - The mood (the feeling inflicted on the
listener) of the speaker(implicit)
negative
understanding the text
- Text entails literal comprehension or understanding of what is directly stated, it also requires interpretation through visible expressions, signs, and symbols.
positive
lets try!!!
literal language
When the words or phrases mean exactly what they
are supposed to mean.
positive
positive
negative
negative
mathematical rules
conjunctive adverb
- word connectors for comparison and contrast can also help you recognize whether a message is positive or negative. - These word connectors introduce a subordinate clause that makes a sentence complex.
conjunctive adverb
conjunctive adverb
conjunctive adverb
conjunctive adverb
RECOGNIZING THE POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE MESSAGE CONVEYED IN A TEXT
MS. EDUVIGEZ VERDE ABALOS
OBJECTIVES:
1.) Recognize the signal words and expressions used to convey positive and negative messages; 2.) Differentiate the figurative and literal messages; and 3.) Construct a Sentence that will show the right usage of the elements of figurative language.
figurative language
when the message is
implicitly(not directly) expressed and departs from the dictionary meaning.
figurative language
One would say something, but mean the other. For this reason, it is very significant that we examine the message's meaning by the manner/intention/approach it is said.
figurative language
REMEMBER: It is not always what one says, but how one says it
simile
-is a comparison of two different things using as and like.
hyperbole
- is the use of exaggeration or overstatement to emphasize a point.
metaphor
- is a direct comparison of two different things. It does not use as and like.
euphemism
-is a mild or indirect expression or word that substitutes a crude, blunt, vulgar, embarrassing, hurtful, or unpleasant word.
euphemism
euphemism
euphemism
sarcasm
-is used to either annoy or mock someone. The negative message hides in positive expressions. Though it is used to inflict pain, it can, on the other hand, be used for humor.
sarcasm
- Sarcasm is generally negatively conveyed. Its effect can be positive only to the reader's mood when it is meant to make people laugh, BUT the implied message is still negative.
sarcasm
proverb
-is an old but familiar saying that usually gives advice. It contains counsel based on the general truth. -It is usually a sentence and contains morals. The message makes one think of a good lesson to be applied in life.
proverb
idiom
-is a phrase or expression whose meaning is different from the individual words.
-the meaning depends on the location and user. It is usually a phrase. Unlike proverbs, an idiom does not contain morals
idiom
idiom
idiom
activity: where am i?
CONCLUSION!
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GRADE 8-POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE
Eduvigez Verde Abalo
Created on January 14, 2024
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RECOGNIZING THE POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE MESSAGE CONVEYED IN A TEXT
MS. EDUVIGEZ VERDE ABALOS
OBJECTIVES:
1.) Recognize the signal words and expressions used to convey positive and negative messages; 2.) Differentiate the figurative and literal messages; and 3.) Construct a Sentence that will show the right usage of the elements of figurative language.
how can you differentiate the positive and negative message?
- A positive from a negative message upon hearing the tone (the speaker’s attitude in saying the message)(explicit) - The mood (the feeling inflicted on the listener) of the speaker(implicit)
negative
understanding the text
- Text entails literal comprehension or understanding of what is directly stated, it also requires interpretation through visible expressions, signs, and symbols.
positive
lets try!!!
literal language
When the words or phrases mean exactly what they are supposed to mean.
positive
positive
negative
negative
mathematical rules
conjunctive adverb
- word connectors for comparison and contrast can also help you recognize whether a message is positive or negative. - These word connectors introduce a subordinate clause that makes a sentence complex.
conjunctive adverb
conjunctive adverb
conjunctive adverb
conjunctive adverb
RECOGNIZING THE POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE MESSAGE CONVEYED IN A TEXT
MS. EDUVIGEZ VERDE ABALOS
OBJECTIVES:
1.) Recognize the signal words and expressions used to convey positive and negative messages; 2.) Differentiate the figurative and literal messages; and 3.) Construct a Sentence that will show the right usage of the elements of figurative language.
figurative language
when the message is implicitly(not directly) expressed and departs from the dictionary meaning.
figurative language
One would say something, but mean the other. For this reason, it is very significant that we examine the message's meaning by the manner/intention/approach it is said.
figurative language
REMEMBER: It is not always what one says, but how one says it
simile
-is a comparison of two different things using as and like.
hyperbole
- is the use of exaggeration or overstatement to emphasize a point.
metaphor
- is a direct comparison of two different things. It does not use as and like.
euphemism
-is a mild or indirect expression or word that substitutes a crude, blunt, vulgar, embarrassing, hurtful, or unpleasant word.
euphemism
euphemism
euphemism
sarcasm
-is used to either annoy or mock someone. The negative message hides in positive expressions. Though it is used to inflict pain, it can, on the other hand, be used for humor.
sarcasm
- Sarcasm is generally negatively conveyed. Its effect can be positive only to the reader's mood when it is meant to make people laugh, BUT the implied message is still negative.
sarcasm
proverb
-is an old but familiar saying that usually gives advice. It contains counsel based on the general truth. -It is usually a sentence and contains morals. The message makes one think of a good lesson to be applied in life.
proverb
idiom
-is a phrase or expression whose meaning is different from the individual words. -the meaning depends on the location and user. It is usually a phrase. Unlike proverbs, an idiom does not contain morals
idiom
idiom
idiom
activity: where am i?
CONCLUSION!
Don’t forget to pass your paper!
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