SATELLITE REMOTE SENSING
Post Views: 0 Remote Sensing is defined as the act of obtaining information about an object without being in direct contact with the object. A satellite is an artificial body… Read More »SATELLITE REMOTE SENSING
SS 3 English Language (1st, 2nd & 3rd Term)
Review of Tenses
Post Views: 0 Tenses occur only in verbs. Tense refers to the changes that take place in the form of the verb to indicate time. Only two tenses, namely the… Read More »Review of Tenses
Vowel and the Consonants
Post Views: 0 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… Read More »Vowel and the Consonants
Requirement of the Examination on Orals
Post Views: 0 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… Read More »Requirement of the Examination on Orals
Nominalization of Infinitives | Nouns, Verbs & Clauses
Post Views: 0 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 … Read More »Nominalization of Infinitives | Nouns, Verbs & Clauses
Formal & Informal Letters
Post Views: 0 Formal Letters 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… Read More »Formal & Informal Letters
Contrasting stress
Post Views: 0 The stressing of a particular word more than other words in a sentence is referred to as emphatic or contrastive stress. Such as a stress normally have… Read More »Contrasting stress
Direct and Indirect Speech
Post Views: 0 Direct Speech: This refers to the quoting by a speaker or writer, of the actual utterance of another speaker or writer. This is usually indicated by the… Read More »Direct and Indirect Speech
Vocabulary: Latin Expression used in English
Post Views: 0 Lating was the language of the ancient Romans. Nowadays, few people in Europe elsewhere learn Latin, but until the past 70 years or so, it was a… Read More »Vocabulary: Latin Expression used in English
Speech Writing
Post Views: 0 Characteristic of a written speech Formal Salutation (vocatives); There is always an audience to be addressed. In formal situations, people are usually appointed to perform one function… Read More »Speech Writing
Clauses | Definition, Types & Functions
Post Views: 0 A clause is a group of words with finite verb. A clause should have a subject and a predicate. e.g. Idowu bought a piece of land. Subject:… Read More »Clauses | Definition, Types & Functions
5 Essential Tips to Write a Winning Scholarship Essay
Post Views: 18 5 Essential Tips to Write a Winning Scholarship Essay Pursuing higher education has become very expensive in these times of rising inflation. In the UK, it can… Read More »5 Essential Tips to Write a Winning Scholarship Essay
UNSEEN POEM
Post Views: 3 INTRODUCTION TO THE UNSEEN POEM (I) Features of unseen poem (ii) The unseen poem must be short (iii) Use simple language. For example I hear a… Read More »UNSEEN POEM
INTRODUCTION TO THE UNSEEN PROSE
Post Views: 0 Features of unseen Prose . The following are some of features of unseen prose. (i) Suspense: This technique involves the creating of expectation through deliberate delay… Read More »INTRODUCTION TO THE UNSEEN PROSE
Stress in Word of Seven Syllable
Post Views: 1 Stress in Word of seven syllable and in compound words Stress in an important feature of speech which create special problem to many Nigerian speak of English.… Read More »Stress in Word of Seven Syllable
REPORT WRITING
Post Views: 1 A report is a farm of writing that tells or narrate story. There are two basic types or reports. These are: Official Report and Private Report. An… Read More »REPORT WRITING
MODALS
Post Views: 1 These verbs cannot be used as lexical (or principal) verbs. Modal Auxiliary verbs are as follows: Ought to, might, need, used to, shall, should, world, may, can,… Read More »MODALS
CONSONANT
Post Views: 0 The English consonant are (24) twenty four. A consonant is a speech sound which is produced with obstruction of airstream. The obstruction could be “partial” or “table”.… Read More »CONSONANT
LEXICAL AND AUXILASRY VERBS
Post Views: 0 Auxiliary verb are helping verbs. They help other both affirmative and negative sentence, meaning they are not use alone in sentences. They are also to ask question.… Read More »LEXICAL AND AUXILASRY VERBS
FIGURES OF SPEECH
Post Views: 0 “’’’Figure of speech” refers to the speech or expression which carry the picture of something to the people. There are many figures of speech in English Language… Read More »FIGURES OF SPEECH