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SS3 English Language Second Term: Revision on Direct and Indirect Speech

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 using ‘indirect speech’. The difference is that with direct speech we reproduce the actual words of a speaker; with indirect speech we do this

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SS2 Financial Accounting Third Term: Acquisition/Purchase of Business

What is Acquisition of Business? Business Acquisition is the process of buying a company to build on strengths or weaknesses of the company making the purchase. It can also be defined as a corporate action in which a company acquires ownership of another company by buying most, if not all of the other company’s ownership stakes. This

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SS2 English Language Third Term: Subordinate clause and Skill focus

Clause: Subordinate and Insubordinate A subordinate clause (or dependent clause) is a clause that cannot stand alone as a complete sentence because it does not express a complete thought. A subordinate clause is a group of words, which include a finite or non-finite verb.  The subordinate clause cannot stand independently as it is not complete

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SS2 English Language Third Term: Prefixes as Word Extension; Verb Forms: Active and Passive Verbs

What is a Prefix?  To understand what a prefix is, it is imperative to first understand what a root word is. That said, a root word is a word that can be changed into a new word by adding a beginning and/or an ending. In this light therefore, a prefix is a beginning that is added

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SS1 Commerce Second Term: Characteristics, Advantages and Disadvantages of each Type Of Large Scale Retailer

Large Scale Retailing Large scale retail trade has a large scale of operation; the retailers achieve their growth by increasing the physical size of their units to cater for more customers. Examples of large scale retail trade are: Chain or Multiple Store This is a chain of similar shops with identical store design, layout and

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SS 1 Civic Education First Term: Goals of Citizenship Education

Meaning of Citizenship Citizenship can simply be defined as the legal right that a person has, to belong to a particular country. It is a situation whereby an individual becomes a legitimate member of a country, accepting responsibility and enjoying privileges attached to it. A citizen therefore is a legal member of a given state

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SS1 Chemistry First Term: Particulate Nature of Matter

Introduction Matter is defined as anything that occupies space and has mass. The particles of matter could be atoms, molecules or ions. It is important to note that the particles that make up all matter vary in their subatomic composition. The number and arrangement of an atom’s particles (neutrons, protons, and electrons) determines the properties of

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SS1 Computer Science First Term: Computer Output Devices

Definition of Computer Output Devices  Computer Output Devices are various types of computer hardware which uses data and commands from the computer itself to perform assigned  tasks. In other words, the output devices facilitate data processing by carrying out commands given by the computer. They convert electronically-generated information into human-readable forms. Types of Computer Output Devices  There are three

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