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SCHEME OF WORK FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE SSS 1
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REVIEW OF TENSES
Post Views: 177 REVIEW OF TENSES Tenses occurs only in verbs. Tense refers to the changes that takes place in… Read More »REVIEW OF TENSES
THE VOWEL AND THE CONSONANTS
Post Views: 157 THE VOWEL AND THE CONSONANTS Vowels: There are twenty vowels in the English Language. They include twelve… Read More »THE VOWEL AND THE CONSONANTS
Nominalization of Infinitives
Post Views: 102 Nominalization of Infinitives Nominalization is the changing of a part of speech into a noun by the… Read More »Nominalization of Infinitives
LEXIS AND STRUCTURE
Post Views: 160 LEXIS AND STRUCTURE Lexis refers to the vocabulary or the entire stock of words in a language.… Read More »LEXIS AND STRUCTURE
Formal Letters
Post Views: 102 Formal Letters These are letters we write to people in their official positions. Features of a formal… Read More »Formal Letters
ANSWERING COMPREHENSION QUESTIONS
Post Views: 221 HOW ANSWERING COMPREHENSION QUESTIONS. Comprehension means understanding. Useful hints on answering comprehension questions. Read the passage carefully… Read More »ANSWERING COMPREHENSION QUESTIONS
Vocabulary: Astronomy
Post Views: 96 Vocabulary: Astronomy The lexis and structures on the vocabulary of astronomy. Some of the words used include… Read More »Vocabulary: Astronomy
REQUIREMENT OF THE EXAMINATION ON ORALS
Post Views: 143 REQUIREMENT OF THE EXAMINATION ON ORALS The aspects of oral English tested in the examination include the… Read More »REQUIREMENT OF THE EXAMINATION ON ORALS
Latin Expression used in English
Post Views: 105 Latin Expression used in English Lating was the language of the ancient Romans. Nowadays, few people in… Read More »Latin Expression used in English
CONTRASTING STRESS
Post Views: 97 CONTRASTING STRESS The stressing of a particular word more than other words in a sentence is referred… Read More »CONTRASTING STRESS
Direct and Indirect Speech
Post Views: 119 Direct and Indirect Speech Direct Speech: This refers to the quoting by a speaker or writer, of… Read More »Direct and Indirect Speech
CLAUSE
Post Views: 116 CLAUSE A clause is a group of words with finite verb. A clause should have a subject… Read More »CLAUSE
Speech Writing
Post Views: 114 Speech Writing Characteristic of a written speech Formal Salutation (vocatives); There is always an audience to be… Read More »Speech Writing
PUNCTUATION
PUNCTUATION.
Punctuation is the system of symbols that we use to separate sentences and parts of sentences, and to make their meaning clear.
Each symbol is called a punctuation mark.
For example (., ! – : etc)
Capitalization
Capitalization.
Capitalization is the writing of a word with its first letter as an upper case and the remaining letters in lower case.
The following are the cases when capitalization is used:
(A) Abbreviations
Abbreviations begin with a capital letter.
(i) Titles of persons
QUESTION TAGS
Post Views: 0 QUESTION TAGS A question tag or a tag question is a phrase that is added at the… Read More »QUESTION TAGS
INDIRECT SPEECH
INDIRECT SPEECH.
Indirect speech is used to refer to a person’s words without quoting him or her exactly.
It is also referred to as indirect quotation or reported speech.
The original spoken words are not repeated.
The exact meaning is given without repeating the speaker’s words.
DIRECT SPEECH
DIRECT SPEECH.
Direct speech is used to give a speaker’s exact words.
It is also referred to as direct quotation.
Direct speech is always enclosed within quotation marks.
Examples: Hemedi announced, “My aunt works in a biscuit factory ” “Creating jobs will be my first priority” the governor said.
A comma always separates the quoted words from the speaker’s name, whether the name comes before or after the quotation