Expository essay aims at explaining a thing or the truth about a topic. quite a number of topics fall under […]
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Summary Writing
WHAT IS SUMMARY?https://www.youtube.com/embed/vioz_Y8HRu0Summary involves writing down a brief and concise account of a long passage. In other words, summary can […]
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Prefixes and Suffixes
A prefix is a word element added to a base or root at the beginning to give another word. Prefixes […]
Concord simply means agreement between the subject of a sentence and its verb element. I am happy to write you […]
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Article writing
An article is a complete piece of writing on an issue of public interest.it usually contains views or opinions of […]
A Clause is a group of words containing one finite verb and a main subject. It is like a sentence […]
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Speech work
Topic: Stress in Word of seven syllable and in compound words. Stress in an important feature of speech which create […]
MORE ON MODALS. These verbs cannot be used as lexical (or principal) verbs. Modal Auxiliary verbs are as follows: Ought […]
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Article Writing
An Article is written specifically for publication in news paper or a magazine. This implies that you must write with […]
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Consonant clusters
SPEECH WORK TOPIC: – CLUSTERS OF TWO CONSONANTS OCCUR INITALLY & FINALLY In many Nigeria languages, there is no consonant […]