JSS1 ENGLISH STUDIES FIRST TERM WEEK TWO
CONTENT
- Speech Work: Vowels – Introduction to Monophthongs
- Structure: Verbs – Positions/Functions of Verb
- Comprehension: The Zeal for Secondary School
- Composition: Types of Composition
- Literature: Genres of Literature (Definition of Genres of Literature)
ASPECT: Speech work
TOPIC: Vowels
Introduction to Monophthongs (Long and Short Vowels )
There are forty-four sound segments in English, comprising twenty vowels and twenty-four consonants. Vowel sounds are the sounds produced without any obstruction in the vocal cords.
The vowels in English are classified into two main groups: pure vowels (also called monophthong) and diphthongs. The pure vowels are sub-classified into short vowels and long vowels. These pure vowels are listed below with examples of words where they occur:
- /i: / e.g. beat, seat, neat, feet, quay, key, meat, mean etc.
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