5. Saint Francis of Assisi
• (born Giovanni Francesco di Bernardone;
1181/1182 – October 3, 1226)[2]
• he begged with the beggars which moved him to live in poverty
• In 1224, he received the stigmata
• died in 1226 while preaching Psalm 141
• On July 16, 1228, he was pronounced a saint by Pope Gregory IX
• known as the patron saint of animals and the environment

6. Make me a channel Make me a channel
of your peace. of your peace.
Where there is hatred Where there's despair in life
let me bring your love; let me bring hope;
Where there is injury Where there is darkness,
your pardon, Lord; only light;
And where there's doubt And where there's sadness,
true faith in you. ever joy.
Oh, Master grant Make me a channel
that I may never seek of your peace.
So much to be consoled It is in pardoning
as to console; that we are pardoned;
To be understood as In giving to all men
to understand; that we receive;
To be loved as And in dying
to love with all my soul. that we're born to eternal
life.

7. understanding
forgiveness agreement
cooperation PEACE dialogue
reconciliation ceasefire
No quarrels

8. • How can you be an instrument of
God’s peace?
• According to the prayer, what should
man do as an instrument of God?
• Can you explain the last four lines
of the prayer?
• What is the Christian concept
of eternal life?

11. In Mathematics, lines are parallel if
they lie in the same plane, and are
the same distance apart over their
entire length.

12. Parallelism is a balance
of two or more
similar words, phrases
and clauses.

13. Rica bought a
word pie
conjunction and a
word cake.

14. phrase To pursue his career
conjunction Or
phrase to finish his studies
are options he
has to choose from.

15. clause It is very hot
conjunction yet
clause he wears jacket.

16. To maintain parallelism, you
must list items with equal
grammatical structure:
Sylvia asked to borrow a , , and .
Sylvia needs to , , and .

17. An error occurs when the
grammatical structure of one or
more of the items does not match
the others, like this:
Sylvia asked to borrow a , , and .
Sylvia needs to , , and .

18. 1. Mary owns a house and a car.
(nouns)
2. Her house is white, gray, and green.
(adjectives)
3. She takes good care of her house
and of her car. (prepositional
phrases)

19. 4. Her house is old but her car is
new. (independent clauses)
5. I don’t know where she is or when
she will return. (subordinate or
dependent clauses)

20. 6. Everybody wants to meet him, to talk to him,
and to get some money from him. (infinitive
phrases)
7. Playing badminton, watching movies and
eating in a restaurant are what she enjoys
doing. (gerund phrase)
8. The man, wearing a hat and the woman,
talking on the phone are Sam’s parents.
(participial phrases)

22. 1.Analyze the structures.
2.Make them similar.

23. Faulty parallelism:
We were dirty, hungry and
getting so bored.
Parallel:
We were dirty, hungry and bored.

24. Faulty parallelism:
He is either a mad man or
he is a fool.
Parallel:
He is either a mad man or
a fool.

25. Faulty parallelism:
Bruce not only enjoys singing,
he enjoys playing the guitar as
well.
Parallel:
Bruce not only enjoys singing
but also playing the guitar.

26. Faulty parallelism:
He liked to play basketball and
riding horses.
Parallel:
He liked to play basketball and
to ride horses.

27. Faulty parallelism:
I outlined the letters slowly
and with care.
Parallel:
I outlined the letters slowly
and carefully.

29. Task No. 1
 Find the other half to form
parallel structures.
 Post it on the board side by
side.
 First 5 pairs to post wins a
prize.

31. Task No. 2
 Correct faulty parallelism as fast
as you can.
 Write the parallel structures on the
manila paper provided.
 Post it on the board.
 Discuss your answers by identifying the
types of structures in the series.