SS2 English Second Term – Week Six

Structure – More about Phrasal Verbs.    Remember, phrasal verbs are made up of verbs followed by a prepositions or an adverb–particle. The meanings of these combinations, as already known,

SS2 English Second Term – Week Five

Comprehension – Reading for Critical Evaluation; Unit 12: Communication, Effective English pg 181. The passage reveals the main criticism of Nigerian film and television. It explains that most programmes have

SS2 English Second Term – Week Four

WEEK FIVE Speech Work – Rhyme Scheme  Another aspect of Test of Orals that students must be very familiar with is rhyme. Rhyme occurs when words end in the same

SS2 English Second Term – Week Three

TOPIC:  Essay Writing: (Informal Letters) Letters to a Friend in Another Town.  Speech Work: Diphthongs /ei, ai, au, ᴐi/  Comprehension (Reading for Implied Meanings): unit II – Moral Behaviour Vocabulary

SS2 English Second Term – Week Two

Essay Writing (Formal Letters); Letters of Complaint    Remember that formal letters are letters to offices rather than persons, and so are regarded as impersonal letters. As such, they should

SS2 English Second Term – Week One

Structure – Punctuation Marks: Comma, Semicolon, Question Mark, and Colon.  Punctuation marks are the marks or signs inserted in a piece of writing to mark off words or groups of

SS2 English First Term – Week Nine

  Comprehension (Reading to Paraphrase a Prose Passage; Effective English; Nazzruddin,  A paraphrase is saying or rewriting something in different words that makes it simpler. Paraphrasing may mean using fewer

SS2 English First Term – Week Eight

Topic Structure: Plural Forms of Nouns.   Content: Notes. English nouns derive their plural forms in a variety of ways. The various methods of signifying plurality is the subject of

SS2 English First Term – Week Seven

  Vocabulary Development – Words Associated with Smell, Taste, and Colour   Adjectives of Smell Adjectives that describe pleasant smells include fragrant, perfumed, scented, sweet, fresh, floral, fruity and those

SS2 English First Term – Week Six

  Topic: Summary: Traditional Mud Architecture, page 68, Effective English  The passage focuses on African mud architecture. It reveals that beautiful buildings built with mud exist in parts of Mali,