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ENGLISH SS1 SECOND TERM LESSON NOTE
SIGMA TERM ENGLISH LANGUAGE CLASS : SS.1
SCHEME OF WORK
WEEK 1: WORD FORMATION PROCESS – AFFIXATION [PREFIX AND SUFFIX]
WEEK 2: COMPREHENSION- NOSEC . HOME AND FAMILY LIFE.
WEEK 3: COMPOSITION/ LETTER WRITING- FORMAL LETTER
WEEK 4: VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT- SYNONYMS
WEEK 5: COMPREHENSION- READING [SCANNING]
WEEK 6: WORDS ASSOCIATED WITH PHOTOGRAPHY
WEEK 7: GRAMMAR –ADVERBS AND TENSE
WEEK 8: ANTONYMS
WEEK 9: COMPOSITION –MORE ON ESSAY TYPES
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Answer:
7 Olarenwaju Street,
Oke-odo,
Agege.
Lagos State.
30thJanuary, 2018.
The Chairman,
AgbadoOkeodo Local government,
Area ,
P.O. Box 4219.
Dear Sir,
A REQUEST FOR SOME AMENITIES NEEDED IN MY COMMUNITY
Since you assumed office about a year ago, there had been rapid development that has been experienced by the citizens of our local government, keep up the good work sir.
I use this medium to request for some amenities that are needed in my community which are: street lights, public toilet and a functional hospital.
Our roads are now good and the only facility that we need is the installation of street light. This is because my community is densely populated hence, the crime rate is high. If we have functioning street lights, it will aid the security of life and property.
There are no functioning public toilets and the ones that are available are being over stretched. They are not being maintained property. Some people do defecate all around the environment and as a result, there might be an outbreak of cholera and any other serious ailments attached to this.
We also need two or three functioning hospital because health is wealth. As you have promised us in your manifesto, that the total well-being and comfort of the people will be your top priority.
We will be very grateful if all our requests are given thoughtful consideration. Our people also want to enjoy the dividend of democracy that you party stands for.
Yours Faithfully,
Signature of Writer,
Olanrewaju Abraham.
EVALUATION:
Write a letter to the chairman of your local government area, suggesting some ways by which proper sanitation and cleanness of your surrounding / environment can be maintained. (450 words)
ASSIGNMENT: Compare and contrast formal letter and an informal letter (writing).
TOPIC:
STRUCTURE : TENSE (simple, present, tense, simple past tense, present perfect tense, past perfect tense, present continuous present perfect continuous tense.
CONTENT
TIME AND TENSE
The words time and tense are not synonymous. Time stands for a concept with which all humans are familiar. Time is divided into past, present, and future. Time is independent of language. Tense stands for a verbs form or series of verb forms used to express a time relation. Tense vary in different languages. Tense may indicate whether an action, activity, or state is past, present, or future.
1. THE SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE: This is used to show an action that occurs always or an occupation. (a) They work hard (b) she sells rice
2. THE SIMPLE PAST TENSE: Is used for an action that took place in the past. (a) They worked hard (b) She sold bead a year ago
3. THE PRESENT PERFECT TENSE: Is used for an action which has just finished. It is formed by using has orhave and a past participle. No definite time such as yesterday, last year, orat 4 o’clock should be used with has or have. (a) They have really worked hard (b) She has just sold some bread
4. THE PAST PERFCT TENSE: Is used to indicate than an action took place before another in the past. It is formed by using had and a past participle. (a) When she had sold bread she went home. (b) Before the supervisor arrived, they had worked very hard.
5. THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE: Is used for an action that is going on now. Now that you should always show that the action is still going on as at the time of reporting in ïng”. (a) She is selling bread to a customer now. (b) They are working hard.
6. THE PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE: Is used to show an action that began sometime ago and is still going on. (a) She has been selling bread for three years. (b) They have been working hard.
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EVALUATION: Select the right option from these questions
1. Are you deaf? I asked you… (a) how old are you (b) how old is your age (c) how old you were (d) what is your age.
2. We would have many geniuses if students ….(a) are always reading (b) can read more often (c) are willing to read always (d) would read more often
3. Sometimes I wish my husband ------(a) doesn’t snore so badly (b) didn’t snore so badly (c) won’t snore so badly (d) will stop snoring when he sleeps.
4. Would your parents like it --- (a)if I am to visit you more often? (b) you are to visit me more often? (c) I visited you more often? (d) if I visit you less often?
5. Who ----? Because now we can’t use it to hold water (a) had broken the jug (b) has broken the jug (c) could break the jug (d) wanted to break the jug.
ASSIGNMENT: With two examples (each) in sentences explain yhe following tenses
1. The present perfect continuous tense
2. The present continuous tense
3. The past perfect tense.
WEEK 4
TOPIC
: VOCABULARY DEVELOPNMENT; SYNONYMNS (WORDS EXACTLY THE SAME INMEANING AND WORDS THAT ARE NEARLY THE SAME)
CONTENT
SYNONYMS
Synonyms are words that are nearest in meanings for example, odour, smell, scent,. Note that it is very rare indeed for two words to have exactly the same meaning. If it does happen, the tendency is for one to drop completely out of use and be totally forgotten. Consider these examples
Painting, drawing, portrait, print, and sketch.
These are all words for a scene, person, or thing that has been represented on paper by drawing, painting e.t.c
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Picture: a scene, person or thing that has been represented on paper using a pencil, a pen or paint. Sentence: The children were drawing pictures of their pet
Drawing: A picture that has been made using pencil or pen, not pant Sentence: This is a pencil drawing/ charcoal drawing.
Portrait: a painting, drawing or photograph of a person, especially of the head and shoulders. Sentence: The portrait of Nelson Mandela.
Note :A self –portrait (is a painting that you do yourself)
Paint :A picture that has been copied from a painting using photography. Sentence: The printed copy is out.
Sketch:A simple picture that is drawn quickly and does not have many details. Sentence: I usually do a few very rough sketches before Istart on a painting.
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EVALUATION:
The following exercise contain synonymous expression. Keep them apart by choosing the appropriate one in each context
Synonyms ( Arrange, organise, plan)
We were taught that to write a good essay, we must first organize our ideas logically. And, darling, before we buy anything, let’s plan the kitchen on paper. I shouldn’t be telling you that because as a Librarian, you are familiar with how to arrange books in alphabetical order. But could you arrange a meeting with the members of my family for Monday, please?
ASSIGNMENT
Give the meaning of the following words and use them in sentences
1. Hide
2. Great
3. Funny
4. Floor
5. fabric
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