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JSS2 ENGLISH STUDIES THIRD TERM WEEK THREE
CONTENT
- Speech Work: The Vowel Sounds /iə/ and /eə/
- Structure: Synonyms
- Vocabulary Development: The Law Register
- Composition: The Responsibilities of Government
- Literature: Prose – Reading and Appreciation of Recommended Text: The Triumph of Doggedness by Stephen Ekwealormmeh
ASPECT: Speech Work
TOPIC: The Vowel Sounds /iə/ and /eə/
Description of the Vowel Sounds /iə/ and /eə/
These two sounds are diphthongs meaning that they have double sounds. The double sounds are achieved through a glide from the initial sound to the other through the process of their articulation. Thus we have the sound /iə/ as we have in words like
/iə/ beard, tear, here, cheer.
/eə/ air, pear, their, share.
Listen to your teacher pronounce these sounds and repeat after him/her.
EVALUATION
- Identify the diphthongs in the following words: really, here, heir, near, weird, idea, weird, air.
ASPECT: Structure
TOPIC: Synonyms
Meaning of Synonyms
A synonym is a word that has the same meaning as another word.
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