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How did you read the words in quote in the headline? Perhaps, you thought the author made an error in typing? No, it’s not an error, but what is called homonyms in English language. Care to have more details as provided by about.com? What Are Hononyms? The word homonym was derived from Greek and means […]
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Human rights are basic rights and privileges of citizens in a country as enshrined in the constitution. They are rights and freedoms in which every human being is entitled to irrespective of colour, language, race, age, sex, or geographical location. These rights and privileges were declared in 1789. Fundamental Human Rights They are written in
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English Language SS3 First Term Week 2 Contents: Structure: Revision of Nouns and Noun Phrases Skill Focus: How to study a Text Spoken English: Revision /ə/ and /i/ A. Structure: Revision of Nouns and Noun Phrases a. Nouns: Singular and Plural More words belong to the noun class than to any other class. This is because they
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PUNCTUATION MARKS Punctuation is the system of signs or symbols given to a reader to show how a sentence is constructed and how it should be read. Punctuation is used to create sense, clarity and stress in sentences. You use punctuation marks to structure and organise your writing. We use a variety of punctuation marks,
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English Language JSS3 First Term Week 2 Contents: Writing Skill: Paragraph Construction Skill Focus: How to make notes Prose Writing Skill: Paragraph Construction It is a good idea to plan your writing in paragraphs so that each paragraph is about one topic each paragraph usually contains a topic sentence. The topic sentence is usually (but not
Literature In English, SS 1, Week 1 Topic: Meaning of literature In English Content: Definition of Literature Types of Literature Definition of Literature Literature is a subject that mirrors people, their customs and traditions for others to see and learn from. Literature epitomizes the history of a particular group of people and their totality. It
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Week 7 Topic: Uniqueness in Man Introduction Man is a mammal and belongs to the class called primates. Primates share common features such as: Hair or fur on some parts of their body, Give birth to young ones alive and the young are fed with milk from the mother’s mammary glands They have nails on
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Sentence is the largest independent unit of grammar: it begins with a capital letter and ends with a period, question mark, or exclamation point. Sentence is defined as a group of words that expresses a complete idea and that includes a subject and a verb. Types of Sentences 1. Declarative Sentence A declarative sentence states a fact
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JSS 3 Civic Education First Term Week 3 Topic- Protection of Human Right Content- Meaning of Human Right Types of Human Right Human rights are privileges that every citizens of a nation must enjoy. The government is the sole protector of human right, if human rights are not protected by the government, many people
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There are many words in English that have very similar definitions, so similar that it’s difficult to tell some of these words apart at times. Jealousy and envy are two such words. People treat these words as synonyms constantly, but do they really have the same meanings? If you look at the words closely, there
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