JSS 2 English Language (1st, 2nd & 3rd Term)

Definition of prepositions A preposition is a word that typically shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence. It is a part of speech… Read More »Preposition

Intonation is a feature of speech that affects the understanding of a message. This is the rise and fall of the voice in speech (or the variation in pitch). Intonation… Read More »INTONATION

Tense is the change which takes place in the structure (i.e form) of the verb to show time. The Simple present tense: It is used to show an action that… Read More »TENSES

COMPOSITION: elements of composition: pre-writing, writing, edition, body and conclusion. Pre – writing (Introduction): An essay should introduction. Introduction helps to provide enough information for the proper understanding of the… Read More »COMPOSITION

Identification of words that points to writer’s intention on contemporary issue like corruption. The writer intention pointing to the contemporary issue on corruption according to the passage. Bulgar proofing Fright… Read More »READING AND COMPREHENSION

The /l∂/ sound e.g. /ear, clear, hear). The articulation of this diphthong involves a gliding movement of the tongue towards the centre as illustrated in the following vowel chart. If… Read More »Listening and speaking

Reading to understand the writer’s purpose. Content: comprehension is a process of reading, understanding and explaining what is written in a passage. For every comprehension exercise, there must be a… Read More »READING AND COMPREHENSION

TRANSITIVE: A transitive verb has an object. In other words, the action of the verb is transferred from the subject to the object. Example (i) Ayo shouted at his wife … Read More »Transitive an intransitive verbs

As we already know, there are forty-four speech sounds on English. While twenty of them is vowels, the remaining twenty four are consonants. A consonant is produced with the flow… Read More »Revision of consonant sound with emphasis on constant cluster