SS2 English Language First Term: Speech Work (Oral): Making a Toast during Celebration; Reading to Summarize an Argument
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SS2 English Language First Term: Speech Work: Unstressed Vowels
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Teens! Get To Know Parts Of The Brain And Its Functions
If you are a constant reader of this blog posts, you would have noticed that we talk a lot about the brain. Well there is a reason for that- the brain is probably the most important organ in the human body! Perhaps I should ask- how well do you know the brain; really? Do you
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WEEK EIGHT:- {Speech Work: Consonant and Vowel sounds differentiated, Grammar: Review of prefix and suffix And Composition: The Rich also cry }
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Grammar Clinic: Figures of Speech
Figure of Speech You might have heard the expression “it’s a figure of speech,” but what does that really mean? A figure of speech is just that – figurative language. It might be words with a literal meaning, a certain arrangements of words, or a phrase with a meaning that is something entirely other than
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Grammar Clinic – Formal Speeches/ How to Write and Deliver a Speech
English Language SS2 Week 4 Contents: Oral English: Formal Speeches Word Structure: Prepositional Phrase Reading and Writing Skills: How to Write and Deliver a Speech A. Oral English: Formal Speeches Sooner or later in life you may be called upon to make a formal speech. It might happen when you are a special guest at
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Some Figures of Speech with Examples (2)
In continuation of the first part of the series which featured 10 figures of speech with examples, this considers the other 10, also with examples. LITOTES A figure of speech consisting of an understatement in which an affirmative is expressed by negating its opposite. Examples: The ice cream was not too bad; A million dollars
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Classwork Series and Exercises {English Language – SS2}: Reported Speech and Rhymes
English Language SS2 Second Term Week 3 Contents: Grammar: Reported Speech Oracy: Rhymes Vocabulary Development A. Grammar: Reported Speech Look and compare the following short texts, which have been adapted from the reading passage of this unit. In both cases the person narrating the story is a man whose name we do not know. A. Direct
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Classwork Series and Exercises {English Language – JSS3}: Writing An Argument and Figures Of Speech
English Language JSS3 Second Term Week 4 Contents: Skill Focus: Writing an Argument Literature: Figures of Speech Skill Focus: Writing an Argument Argument An argument in everyday English is a quarrel. But a written ‘ argument’ is a piece of writing that sets out what you think and why you think it. It is not ‘
Classwork Series and Exercises {English Language – SS3}: Direct and Indirect Speech
English Language SS3 Second Term Week 2 Contents: Grammatical Structure: Direct and Indirect Speech Writing Skill: How to be more original in your writing Grammatical Structure: Direct and Indirect Speech The word ‘reported’ is often used for the second type; but the truth is that we can ‘report’ EITHER by using ‘direct speech’ OR by
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