Someone recently requested for worksheets on pang-abay (adverb in Filipino) for Grade 1 students. I looked at a couple of Filipino textbooks and found that the word pang-abay is not introduced in Grade 1 (correct me if I’m mistaken). The terms salitang panlunan and salitang pamanahon are used to indicate adverbs of place and adverbs of time, respectively.
I made three worksheets on salitang panlunan and salitang pamanahon. The links to the PDF files are below. I also made a worksheet on identifying adverbs in a sentence (bilugan ang pang-abay).
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I looked at a couple of Filipino textbooks and found that the word pang-abay is not introduced in Grade 1 – opo totoo po iyan kaya thankful po ako rito. GodBless po.
Correction po sa bangko. Bangko is a short stool while Banko is bank
Bangko (bank) and bangko (a stool) are pronounced differently. In bangko (bank), the stress is in the first syllable bang. In bangko (stool), the stress is on the second syllable ko. If you think bangko is an incorrect term for bank, are you saying that “Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas” is incorrect?
Maraming salamat po, malaking tulong po ito para sa aking pagtuturo. God bless po.
thank you to Samut -samot malaking tulong po ito sa akin.. God Bless po sa inyo.. mabuhay po kayo