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Reviewer in English - DE GUZMAN, RHAYNE JHAEZIEL P. 9 - JEREMIAH

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Lizarondo, Criz Lorayne V. ENGLISH REVIEWER -9 JERE

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(ENGLISH REVIEWER) Santos, Angela Faye C. / 9-JEREMIAH

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ENGLISH REV. (JAIME RENZO DC CRISOSTOMO) 9-JEREMIAH

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Pamaylaon, Sherha Leila A.

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L1 :
PLAY
- literary work for theaters
- "dramatic performance"
- Greek "paizo" = "to act"
PLAYWRIGHTS
- authors of plays
- structures the performance into acts & scenes

*TYPES OF PLAYS :

STAGE PLAYS - for stages

RADIO PLAYS - written for radio

SCREENPLAYS - television/motion picture

*2 MAIN GENERES :

DRAMAS - serious & dramatic

COMEDIES - lighthearted & funny :D

MUSICAL
- story told through music, may have spoken words but essence of story is through the lyrics
- can be presented w/ opera/pop musical shows
- different art forms

LES MISERABLES
- French historical novel by Victor Hugo
- first publish in 1862
- considered to be one of the greatest novels in the 19th century
- themes r concerned w/ social issues in the 19th century urban France

VICTOR HUGO
- French Romatic writer & politician

*5 MAIN CHARACTERS IN LES MISERABLES :
@Jean Valjean
@Cosette
@Javert
@Marius Pontmercy
@Fantine

L2 :
SENSORY IMAGERY
- literary device that employ to engage a reader's mind on multiple levels
- 5 human senses : sight, sound, smell, taste, touch
- to arm reader's w/ as musch info as possible to create more vivid mental images of whats happening

VISUAL IMAGERY - sense of sight

GUSTATORY IMAGERY - sense of taste

TACTILE IMAGERY - sense of touch

AUDITORY IMAGERY - sense of sound

OLFACTORY - sense of smell

KINESTHETIS IMAGERY - feeling of movement

L3 :
SUBJECT
- doing the actions
OBJECT
- receiving the actions

*TYPES OF GRAMMATICAL VOICES :

ACTIVE VOICE - subject does the action (subject + verb + object)

PASSIVE VOICE - subject receives the action (object + verb + subject)

VOICE
- form of verb that indicates when a subject does an action or is the receiver of action

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- Play (work of drama consisting mostly of dialogue between characters intended for theatrical performance) - MovieFilm (moving images usualy with sound, that make up a story) - Review (is a report in the media in 

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English Reviewer:

Lesson 1: Les Miserables is set in the 19th century France. The story follows through the life of Jean Valjean, an ex convict who seeks for redemption despite being hunted for decades.

Lesson 2: Sensory imagery involves the usage of descriptive language to create mental images. Sensory Imagery also explores the Five human senses. The sight, sound, taste, touch, and smell.

Lesson 3: Active and Passive Constructions- Voice refers to the form of a verb that indicates when a grammatical subject performs the action or is the receiver of the action. When a sentence is written in active voice, the subject performs the action. In passive voice, the subject receives the action

Lesson 4: Play Review describes the situation of a play without giving too much information about the plot of the play/movie.

Lesson 5: Theater Production is the process involved in a conversion of a dramatic text into a theatrical performance which involves a diverse range art forms from acting, direction, production, lighting, stage, props costume designing. music, backstage support, etc. It is also a building space in which a performance may be given before an audience.

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ENGLISH 9 - Reviewer (Santiago, Raimiel Leiron S.)

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ENGLISH 9 - Reviewer (Santiago, Raimiel Leiron S.)

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ENGLISH 9 - Reviewer (Breboneria, Jason A.)

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ENGLISH 9 - Reviewer (Breboneria, Jason A.)

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Full Length Plays/Musical & Les Miserables
Play - is a literary work written that dramatizes events through dialogues and stage directions.
Playwrights - writer of the play.
Plays are divided into two main genres: Drama, sad in tone and usually tragic. Comedies, lightheaded and fun.
A musical is a story told through music. A musical may have spoken script, but the essence of the story is told through the words of the songs.
Les Misérables is a French historical novels written by Victor Hugo, first published in 1862, that is considered one of the greatest novels of the 19th century.
Victor Hugo was a French Romantic writer and politician. He is considered to be one of the greatest French writers of all time.

Sensory Images
Is a literary device writers employ to engage a reader's mind on multiple levels. It explores the five human senses.
Sensory imagery helps readers imagine what you are describing that lets them join the world of the writer.

1. Visual Imagery - engages the sense of sight.

2. Gustatory Imagery - engages the sense of taste.

3. Tactile Imagery - engages the sense of touch.

4. Auditory Imagery - engages the sense of hearing.

5. Olfactory Imagery - engages the sense of smell.

6. Kinesthetic Imagery - engages the feeling of movement.

Active and Passive Voices
Voices refers to the form of a verb that indicates when a grammatical subject performs the action or is the receiver of the action.
Active voice -the subject performs the action
Passive Voice - the subject receives the action
Active sentence structure: subject + verb + object
Passive sentence structure: object + verb + subject
Active voice is used when you want to highlight the person or object doing the action rather than the action experienced by the person or object.
Passive voice is used when you want to highlight the action experienced by the subject.

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John Reid's lesson questions to scientifically improve memory. Good Luck in the exam!

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Les miserable
a play is a literary work written for
theater that drematize events though the
performance of dialogue and stage direction

The outdoor of play called playwright
structure the performance of dialogue and stage scene, which  help build the tention and present to the in compelling way for audiences

there are a few  types of play as thage
written for the radio play and for television
or motion picture (screenplay)

The word play meaning a drematic performance originate from the early
fourteenth century with tools in the greek raize mean “to act”.

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Play/movie review
Play
A play is a work of drama usually consisting mostly of dialogue between characters and intended for theatrical  performance rather than just reading the writer of a playis called a playwright
Movie/film
A film also known as a movie or a motion picture is a series of moving images shown on a screen usually with sound that makes up a story
Review
In literay terms a review is a report in the media in which someonegives their opinion of something such as a new book or film

Writing a review
What is the propose of a review
A review gives a potential audience member context for a production most people want to knowif they should spend their hard earned money on the ticket

The point of a play review is to critique a play not just to describe it

If you simply describe the plot then you will not recive a very good grade thus you need to have an overall thesis just like in regular essay in this case your thesis willbe related to whatever you will through the play was a good interpretation or well executed version of the play you then need to provide points throughout the review to support your thesis

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1a5aoKXeBxyfdtW-i7h37PEefblcnsWZzrPzVqFdxbWg/edit?usp=drivesdk

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sensory images
sound
taste
smell

active and passive voice

full length musical/ plays
les miserables
matilda

les misirables has themes of rebellio and coruption
writing a play
1 publiciy
2 casting
3 figure out

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ENGLISH REVIEW

•Passive & Active Voice

•Sensory Images
-Types of sensory Images

•Film Review

•Theater production

-Steps in making a musical/play ♪

•Full length Musical/Plays ♪
-Les miserables ♪
-Mathilda(2022) ♪

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PLAY- literary work written for the theater.

word play- dramatic performance

plays are typically divided into two main genres:

drama/tragic -serious in tone and

comedies- lighthearted and funny

authors of play called playwright

musical is a story told through music
type of plays

•radio plays- radio

•screen plays- television or motion picture
PLAY- story told in dialogue
MUSICAL- story told in music
Co LES MESERABLES- french historical novel by victor hugo
published in- 1862

Sensory imagery- literary device that explores the five human senses
types of sensory imagery- passage of writing can contain imagery
visual imagery- sense of sight
color,size
gustatory imagery- sense of taste
sweet,sour
tactile imagery sense of touch
temperature
auditory- sense of hearing
olfactory- sense of smell
kinesthetic- feeling of movement

voice- performe the action or the receiver of action
active voice subject performs actions
passive subject receives action

active tells us what perosn or yhings does
passive tells us what is done to someone

PLAY work of drama
MOVIE/FILM- motion picture
REVIEW report in the media

WRITING A REVIEW
-what is the purpose if a review
-what should we learn from a review

SCRIPT: identify the following
DIRECTING: comment the following
ACTING: choose at least two actors

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Lesson 1:
I learned about many social inequality and discrimination. I also learned the meaning of playwright that structures the performance into acts and scenes. Then i watch the musical dreamed a dream. It was somewhat beautiful but i have different taste in music. I also liked the story of Las miserables that is actually dramatic.

Lesson 2
I mostly learned about my five different senses and learned how to use it in sensory images. Like how you could describe something using text or explaining it to someone.

Lesson 3
L learned how to create a full sentence using passive and active voice (Note: I know I already know how to create a sentence so please don't think I can't create sentences.) I learned the difference of passive and active voice.

Lesson 4
I learned about film review and all the details of a film or movie. I learned how fun it is to find hidden details of a film or movie, its like where's waldo. I also come to know how much work and thought went thru a film or movie.

Lesson 5
I learned how complicated it is to create a theater production like first make a script then figure out who will do what and what is your position on this project and etc.

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The THEATER AND SOCIAL ISSUES

The word play means a dramatic performance. It's Greek word paizo, meaning "to act."

Les Miserables is a french historical novel by Victor Hugo. It's considered as one of the best novel in the 19th century.

The theme of the french novel is about the social issues of the 19th century urban France.

Victor Hugo uses Les Miserables to write critiques about the justice system, republicanism, etc.

SENSORY IMAGES

Sensory Imagery is a literary device that explores the five human senses: sight, hear, touch, smell, taste.

Visual Imagery is what you can see. Sense of sight.

Gustatory Imagery is what you can taste. Sense of taste.

Tactile Imagery is what you can feel. Sense of touch.

Auditory Imagery is what you can hear. Sense of hearing.

Olfactory Imagery is what you can smell. Sense of smell.

Kinesthetic Imagery (Kinesthesia) deals with full-body sensation. Similar to tactile imagery.

ACTIVE AND PASSIVE CONSTRUCTIONS

Sentences often have a subject and an object.

The subject are the person or thing that is PERFORMING the ACTION.

Example:
- The cow eats grass

The object is the person or thing RECEIVING the ACTION.

Example:
- The grass is eaten by cow.

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Passive and Active Voice

Sensory Images

Film Review

Theater Production

Musical Plays

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Les Miserables: The Theater and Social Issues

PLAY - Literary work written for theater.
PLAYWRIGHTS - The author of plays, structure the performances into acts.
PAIZO - a Greek word for play, which means "to act".

TYPES OF PLAYS
RADIO PLAY - written for the stage or radio.
SCREEN PLAY - written for television or motion picture.

THE TWO MAIN GENRES
Dramas - serious in tone, often tragic.
Comedies - lighthearted and funny.

Musical - a story told through music.

Sensory Images
Sensory Imagery - a literary device that authors use to engage the reader's mind on multiple levels.

THE TYPES OF SENSORY IMAGERY

1. Visual Imagery - engages sense of sight.

2. Gustatory Imagery - engages sense of taste.

3. Tactile Imagery - engages sense of touch.

4. Auditory Imagery - engages sense of hearing.

5. Olfactory Imagery - engages sense of smell.

6. Kinesthetic Imagery (Kinesthesia) - engages the feeling of movement.

Active and Passive Constructions
THE SUBJECT AND THE OBJECT
Subject - the person or thing that is doing the action.
Object - the person or thing receiving the action.

THE TWO TYPES OF GRAMMATICAL VOICES
Active - the subject performs the action.
Passive - the subject receives the action.

The Active Voice - the importance is on the subject doing the action. SUBJECT + VERB + OBJECT

The Passive Voice - the importance is on the action being done. OBJECT + VERB + SUBJECT

Film Review
PLAY - a play is a work of drama, usually consisting mostly of dialogue between characters.
FILM/MOVIE/MOTION PICTURES - a series of moving pictures shown on a screen that make up a story.

REVIEW - a review is a report in the media in which someone gives their opinion of something.

Theater Production

1. FIND A SCRIPT.

2. FIGURE OUT THE NITTY GRITTY

Deciding who will be in charge.

Forming a rough budget.

Crafting an initial artistic vision.

3. CASTING
4. REHEARSALS

Read through

Blocking

Rehearse, rehearse, and rehearse some more

Special rehearsals

Dress rehearsals

5. PUBLICITY AND OPENING NIGHT

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English 9

plays and musical

a play-a literary work written for the theater that dramatizes events through the performing of dialouge

playwright-authors of plays structure the performers into acts and scenes

paizo-greek to act

play-told in dialogue most on stage

musical-told in music adaptable for the stage

victor hugo-the french author of les miserable

imagery-appeals to the sense of a person

sensory imagery-a literary device to use the describe the sense,arms the reader with as musch information as possible

1.visual-the use of sight

2.gustatory-the use of taste

3.tactile-the use of touch

4.auditory-the sense of hearing

5.olfactory-the sense of smell

6.kinesthetic-the feeling of movement

ways to use sensory imagery

1 beginning with a metaphor

2 makes allusion

review-is this show any good,if it is what makes it good

writing a review-overall thesis,describes situations of a play/movie

script-what was the major conflict ,what was the dominant tone

directing-was there an identifiable production concept,were all the elements of the production compatible

acting
scene design
costume design and makeup
lighting design and sound

theater-greak origins,rituals,worship of god

memetic
nature

theater
production

1.find a script-for example few local theater companies will find more than one writer

2.figure out the nitty-gritty-dealing who will be in charge,creating and initial artistic vision

3.casting-auditions let the directors and producers find actors

4.rehearsals-read through,rehearse,rehears and rehearse

5.publicity and opening night-everyone will gather for opening night

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English Reviewer
What to Review
Les Miserables and Social Issues
The differences of Play and and Musica l
Sensory images

smell

taste

touch

sight

sound

Active and Passive

active voice, performs the action

Passive voice, receives the action

How to use active and passive voices in a sentence

Simple Present

Present Progressive

Present Perfect

Present Perfect Progressive

Simple Past

Past Progressive

Past Perfect

Past Perfect Progressive

Simple Future

Future Progressive

Future Perfect

Future Perfect Progressive

Film Review

How to write a review

Who Directed the movie?

Who starred in it?

Is it a sequel, adaptation, or remake?

In what is the play being performed?

What date and time did you see the play?

What play did you see?

Who was the Author?

Script

Directing

Acting

Scenic Design

Costume Design and Makeup

Lighting Design and Sound

Final thoughts

Theater Production
Steps:

Find a Script

Figure out the Nitty Gritty

Casting

Rehearsals

Public and Opening Night

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LES MISERABLES L#1

A play is a literary work written for theater that dramatizes events through the performance of dialogue and stage directions.

Les Miserables - a French historical novel by Victor Hugo, first published in 1862 , that is considered one of the greatest novels of the 19th century.

SENSORY IMAGES L#2

A literary devices writers imagery employ to engage a reader's mind on multiple levels. SENSORY IMAGERY explores the five human senses: sight , sound , taste , touch , and smell.

TYPES OF  SENSORY IMAGERY:

visual imagery

engages the sense of sight.

gustatory imagery

engages the sense of taste.

tactile imagery

engages the sense of touch.

auditory imagery

engages the sense of hearing

olfactory imagery

engages the sense of smell.

kinesthetic imagery ( kinesthesia )

engages the feeling of movement.

ACTIVE & PASSIVE CONSTRUCTION L#3

-When writing,
two types of grammatical voices can be used , the active voice and the passive voice.

Voice

refers to the form of a verb that indicates when a grammatical subject and the passive voice.

ACTIVE VOICE

-Tell us what person or thing does.
PASSIVE VOICE
-Tell us what is done to someone or something.

PLAY/ MOVIE REVIEW L#4
Play

A work of drama , usually consisting mostly of dialogue between characters and intended for theatrical performance rather than just reading.

Movie / Film

A film , also known as a " movie " or a   " motion picture ".

Review

In literary terms , a review is a report in the media in which someone gives their opinion of something such as book or film.

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English Review
Social Issues - Les Miserables

Created by Victor Huego
The main plot of this 19th century novel is when Jean Valjean, who is released from prison and through the kindness of Father Myriel, becomes a new man.
The lesson is addressing the social injustice caused by the society and the legal system

Sensory Images

Sensory images are a form of literary technique that use words and imagery together to describe sensations, sights, sounds or emotions. They can be used to describe the physical aspects of a setting as well as an emotional reaction to those same things. This is typically done through metaphors in order to create more vivid descriptions.
The Types of Sensory Images:
1.Visual imagery

2. Gustatory imagery
3. Tactile imagery
4. Auditory imagery
5. Olfactory imagery
6. Kinesthetic imagery

Active Voice

The active voice asserts that the person or thing represented by the grammatical subject performs the action represented by the verb. The passive voice makes the subject the person or thing acted on or affected by the action represented by the verb.

The structure of Active Voice
subject + verb + object

Passive Voice

The passive voice is used when we want to emphasize the action (the verb) and the object of a sentence rather than subject. This means that the subject is either less important than the action itself or that we don’t know who or what the subject is.

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Les Miserables The Theater and Social Issue.

A play is a literary work written for the theater that dramatizes events through the performance of the dialogue and stage directions.

The authors of plays, called playwrights structure, the performance into acts and scences, which help build the tension and present the story in a compelling way for audiences.

There are a few types of plays, such as those written for stage, for Radio (Radio Plays), and for Television or Motion Pictures (Screen Plays).

The word "play", Meaning a dramatic performance originates from the early fourteenth century, with root in the Greek paizo, "meaning to act"..

Sensory Image:

It is a literary device writers employ to engage a readers mind on multiple levels.

Describing how something taste, smells, sounds, or feels...  not just how it looks makes a passage or scene come alive using a combination of imagery and sensory imagery arms the reader with as much information as possible and helps them create a more vivid mental picture of what is happening.

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PASSIVE ACTION-When we talk about active and passive verbs,we usually talk about voice.In the active voice,the subject performs the action of the verb,while in passive voice,the subject recieves the action.

PASSIVE VOICE-When a sentence is written in the active voice,the subject performs the action;in the passive voice,the subject recieves the action.

PASSIVE GRAMMAR-The passive voice is formed by using a form of the auxiliary verb "be" (be,am,is,are,was,were,being,been) followed by the pas participle of the main verb.

PASSIVE SENTENCES-Passive voice produces a sentence in which the subject recieves an action.

PASSIVE MISUSE-Passive voice misuse occurs when a writer simply tells a story,as in the example we just used:Peter was going to the store.The afternoon sun was hot.His mother had told him to buy the eggs.

Examples:PASSIVE VOICE:My first trip to abroad will always be remembered by me.PASSIVE VOICE: My first trip abroad is one I will always remember.ACTIVE VOICE:I will always remember my first trip abroad.

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English 9

key points:
-writing a play

1. find a script

2. figure out the nitty gritty

3. casting

4. rehearsals

5. publicity and opening night

-les miserables and social issues

les miserables has themes of rebellion and facing against corruption and of finding new hope for the future

-sensory images
sensory image explores:

sight

sound

taste

touch

smell

-sensory images describe each of these to create a vivid description for readers allowing us to be immersed in a story
types of sensory images:

1. visual 2. gustatory

3. tactile 4. auditory
5. olfactory 6. kinesthetic

-active and passive voices

in active voice, the subject performs the action

in passive voice, the subject receives the action

1. present 1. simple

2. past 2. progressive

3. future 3. perfect