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Countable Nouns These are nouns that take plurals and can be counted. Examples: Egg – eggs One egg, three eggs , ten eggs Potato – Potatoes Twenty potatoes Onion – Onions Two hundred onions Such nouns are known as COUNTABLE or COUNT NOUNS Uncountable Nouns These are nouns that do not take plurals and […]
A noun may be either singular or plural. A singular noun names one person, place, thing, or idea. Example: The farmer drove to the market in his truck. A plural noun names more than one person, place, thing or idea. Example: The farmers drove to the markets in their trucks. Rules for forming plurals The following […]
All nouns can be described as either common or proper. When you talk or write about a person, a place, a thing, or an idea in general, you use a common noun. Example: Doctors work hard. They treat many patients. A proper noun is the name of a particular person, place, thing, or idea. Proper nouns […]
All words may be classified into groups called parts of speech. There are 8 parts of speech namely: Nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions and interjections. We shall now discuss these parts of speech one at a time: NOUNS A noun is the part of speech that names a person, a place, a […]
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE (ENG) SSS3- FIRST TERM Oracy Skills: Spoken English 1. Revision of Sentence Intonation Pattern 2. Clusters of Two Consonant Words Occurring at Final Position 3. Clusters of three and Four Consonant words that Occur at the Final Position 4. He Schwa/ə/ as Final Unstressed Syllable Vocabulary Development 1. Words Associated with Culture, Institutions […]
ENGLISH LANGUAGE SS 1 FIRST TERM Oracy Skills: Spoken English 1. Selected consonant sounds (j, z, etc.) 2. Consonants followed by /w/ 3. Consonants followed by /j/ 4. Syllabic consonants /l/ 5. Consonants sounds followed by K + W 6. Consonants followed by /J/ and /U/ sounds Vocabulary Development 1. Vocabulary Associated with Home and […]
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Tenses occurs only in verbs. Tense refers to the changes that takes place in the form of the verb to indicate time. Only two tenses, namely the present and the past, can be identified. The Present Tense: The only change that takes place in the form of the verb to indicate the present tense […]
Vowels: There are twenty vowels in the English Language. They include twelve pure vowels and eight diphthongs. Pure vowels /i:/ Seat, Cheap, Sheep /i/ sit, chip, ship /e/ set, bread, friend /ᴂ/ Sat, Chat, match /a:/ Far, pass, father /ɔ/ Dog, hot, what /ɔ/ port, Lord, ward /u/ full, pull, would /u:/ fool, pool, coup […]
Nominalization is the changing of a part of speech into a noun by the addition of a suffix Verbs Nouns Advise advice Apologise apology Authorise authority Choose Choice Fail failure Fix fixture Hate hatred Enjoy enjoyment Know knowledge Live life Oppose opposition Obey obedience Secure security Rob robbery See sight Speak speech Serve service Think […]
Lexis refers to the vocabulary or the entire stock of words in a language. The English language examination seeks to test the scope of the candidate’s vocabulary and his skills to use appropriate words in a given context. It covers such aspects as the use of items in various areas of human endeavour. In […]
These are letters we write to people in their official positions. Features of a formal letter Writer’s Address and Date: This is written at the top right hand corner. The date is written beneath the address. Receiver’s Address: This is written at the left hand corner beneath the writer’s address. Salutation: The acceptable salutation is […]
HOW ANSWERING COMPREHENSION QUESTIONS. Comprehension means understanding. Useful hints on answering comprehension questions. Read the passage carefully and quickly to get what it is all about. Read the questions that follow it. Read the passage all over again, this time jotting down points that will help you to answer the questions. Write out your answers […]
REQUIREMENT OF THE EXAMINATION ON ORALS The aspects of oral English tested in the examination include the following: vowels, consonants, rhymes, word-stress, emphatic stress and phonetic symbols. Vowels: There are twenty vowels in the English language. They include twelve pure vowels and eight diphthongs. Consonants: There are twenty four consonants in the English language. They […]
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