Revision of Last Termâs Work and Examination, Homographs: Words that are Spelled the Same
SUBJECT: ENGLISH STUDIES
CLASS: SS 1
TERM: 2ND TERM
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WEEK ONE
Topic: Revision of Last Term’s Work and Examination, Homographs: Words that are Spelled the Same.
CONTENT:
A: Revision of last term work and examination, the teacher goes over the questions with the students and offers expected solutions.
Reading assignment: Homographs
Reference: Countdown/WASSCE/ SSCE/NECO. English Language.
B: Homographs: words that are spell the same but sound different and have different meanings or origin.
Examples:
(i)Bow (verb) to move ones head or top half one's body forward or downwards.
(ii)Bow (noun) weapon used for shooting arrows.
(i) Minute (noun) each of the 60 parts of an hour that equals to 60 seconds.
(i) Record: (Noun) A written account kept somewhere for future reference, (Noun)
(ii) Record: a vinyl disc on which sound is recorded and may be replayed on a phonograph.
(iii)Record: (verb) to keep a permanent account of facts or events by writing them down.
(i)Perfect :( Adj) complete without fault.
(ii)Perfect :( verb) to make something perfect.
(i)Exercise :( noun) physical or mental activities done to make one healthy and stronger.
(ii)Exercise :( verb) to use one's power right or personal qualities in order to achieve
(i) Found (verb)- past tense of find.
(ii) Found (verb)- to start something such as organization. Note- the past tense of this is founded. E.g Rev W F Kumuyi founded Dipper Life Bible Church some decades ago.
MORE ON SPELLINGS
Study these:
Reading Assignment: Read Effective English for SS1 Page32 and Grasp the Main Point.
Weekend Assignment: Answer the questions on page 38, number 3 of your Effective English.
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