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On Thursday we start our online English class fully.
And do some lessons here on this page.
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See you on Thursday!
Jeudi, nous commençons notre classe d'anglais en ligne. Et nous ferons quelques leçons ici sur cette page. Si vous êtes intéressé(e) par cette classe en ligne, veuillez me contacter ou m'envoyer un message WhatsApp au +2348120352990.
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El jueves comenzamos nuestra clase de inglĂ©s en lĂnea. Y haremos algunas lecciones aquĂ en esta página. Si estás interesado en esta clase en lĂnea, por favor no dudes en escribirme o enviarme un mensaje por WhatsApp al +2348120352990.
¡Hasta el jueves!
Happy weekend to everyone.
Let's have some English conversation / Classwork.
Can you give me 10 examples each on the sounds below:
• /au/
• /ei/
• /a:/
Kindly drop your answers in the comment section or in my DM.
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Date: 1st of October, 2024 (Happy new month).
Subject: English Language.
Topic: Synonyms and Antonyms.
SYNONYMS
Synonyms are words with similar meanings.
These words can be used to replace the words the actual words but still means the same thing.
Examples are:
Happy-- Cheerful, Joyful, excited,etc
Sad-- Unhappy, unpleasant, etc
Rude-- Impolite, disrespectful,etc.
Examples in sentences are:
Happy:
1. He is a very cheerful person.
2. He was very joyful today.
3. He feels excited about winning the trophy.
Sad:
1. He looks unhappy because he lost his money.
2. He feels unpleasant about the situation.
Rude:
1. He's such an impolite person.
2. He was very disrespectful to his mom.
ANTONYMS
Antonyms are words with opposite meanings.
These words can be used in opposite meanings to the initial words.
Examples are:
Love-- Hatred, Dislike,etc
Kind-- Unkind, Cruel, wicked,etc
Friendly-- Unfriendly
Obedient-- Disobedient, stubborn,etc.
Examples in sentences are:
Love:
1. There's too much hatred in this world.
2. I dislike going to the pool.
Kind:
1. He was so unkind to the girl.
2. He was such a cruel father to his kids.
3. What a wicked world we live in.
Friendly:
1. The dog was unfriendly to its owner.
Obedient:
1. Blessing is a very disobedient girl.
2. Deborah is stubborn and refuses to obey anyone.
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Date: 27th of September, 2024.
Subject: English Language.
Topic: NOUN
A noun is the name of a person, animal, place or things. There are various examples of a noun such as:
For animals: Dog, Goat, Sheep, Donkey, etc.
For person: Blessing, Victoria, Ayomide,etc.
For place: Kaduna, Abuja, Wuse, Ikeja,etc.
For things: Chair, Table, Board, Envelope,etc.
Examples of a noun in a sentence.
• The *donkey* loves humans.
• *Blessing*is very lazy.
• *Ayomide* loves to take care of *dogs*.
• *Kaduna* is a good place to farm.
• She broke the *chairs* when she had a fight *Janet*.
• The teachers write on the *board*
• I love to eat in a *restaurant*.
The starred words are the examples of a noun in the sentences.
Home Work.
You can give me 10 examples of noun in a sentence in the comment section.
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Date: 25th of September, 2024.
Subject: English Language.
Topic: Homophones
What are Homophones?
Homophones are words with the same pronunciation but different meanings.
Examples of such words are:
1.Feel / Fill
2.Click / Clique
3.Kin / Keen
4.Rap / Wrap
5.Leak / Lick
6.Lost / Lust
7.Leave / Live
8.Win / Wean
9.Week / Weak
10.Pill / Peel
11.Pale / Pail
12.Rub / Rob
13.Pool / Pull
14.Fool / Full
15.Bee / Be
16.Great / Grate
17.Greet / Grit
18.Song / Sung
19.Role / Roll
20.Through / Threw
21.Seat / Sit
22.Though / Dough
23.Pole / Poll
Etc.
There are other examples of words that has the same pronunciation but different meanings.
Now, let's form sentences with Number 1 to 5 differently.
1. Feel / Fill
a. I *feel* bad for hurting Joseph's hands.
b. *Fill* the bucket with some water.
2. Click / Clique
a. Joy got a lot of *clicks* on the video she posted yesterday.
b. I told you not to make friends with this kind of *clique* anymore.
3. Kin / Keen
a. My son is my next of *kin*
b. She is a *keen* observer of the student's behavior.
4. Rap / Wrap
a. Nikki Minaj gave an impressive *rap* performance yesterday at the show.
b. I forgot to *wrap* the gifts.
5. Leak / Lick
a. The tap started to *leak* few minutes ago.
b. Dogs love to *lick* their owner's body when thy are excited.
These words have different meanings entirely from each other but with similar sounds. So, don't get confused by the sounds but the meanings.
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