SS2 ENGLISH LANGUAGE SECOND TERM WEEK ONE

CONTENT

  1. Speech Work: Stress – Words with Six Syllables, Stressed on the Fifth Syllable)
  2. Vocabulary Development: Words Associated with Environment – (Pollution)
  3. Reading Comprehension: Reading to Appreciate Culture – ‘War Against Cultism’ (NOSEC, pages 70 – 71)
  4. Structure: Introduction to Sequence of Tenses
  5. Writing Skills: Technical and Specific Purposes (Introduction)
  6. Summary: Practical Approach to Writing a Good Summary

 

ASPECT: Speech Work

TOPIC: Words with Six Syllables

Definition of Syllable

A syllable is the most basic unit in speech. It is a unit of sound that usually contains a vowel which may be preceded by one or more consonant sounds before or after it. Vowels and consonant sounds are arranged into an acceptable sequence to form a number of units known as syllables. A syllable or more forms a word. Therefore, syllables can be classified according to the numbers in which they occurred in words. The topic here centres on words with six syllables that are stressed on the fifth syllable.

Lesson tags: English Language Lesson Notes, English Language Objective Questions, SS2 English Language, SS2 English Language Evaluation Questions, SS2 English Language Evaluation Questions Second Term, SS2 English Language Objective Questions, SS2 English Language Objective Questions Second Term, SS2 English Language Second Term
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