English Grammar JSS 3 First Term Lesson Notes Week 1

English Grammar JSS 3 First Term Lesson Notes Week 1

WEEK 1

Speech Work

Mastering Long and Short Vowel Sounds /i:/, /i/, and /a:/ for JSS 3 Speech Work English Grammar JSS 3 First Term Lesson Notes Week 1

Speech Work

 

Vocabulary Development 

Mastering Adjectives of Colour and Sound for JSS 3 Students

 

Structure

Mastering the Use of Prepositions in JSS 3 English Grammar

 

Composition:

Writing an Outline for a Narrative Essay on The Happiest Day of My Life

 

 

Literature:

Introduction to Fiction and Non-Fiction

 

WEEKEND ASSIGNMENT:

Fill the gap in each sentence with the correct word chosen from the options given.

  1. She is familiar ——– the topic. (to ,with, on)
  2. Do not interfere—- in my business. (on, in, with)
  3. She complained —– headache. (of, for, from)
  4. The principal was lenient —– the students. (with, on, towards)
  5. Let us complain ——– the new teacher. (with, to, for)
  6. Do you have any complaints ——– the new teacher? (with, to, for)
  7. I’d like to make a complaint ——– the service in this restaurant. (with, to, for)
  8. We need to lodge a complaint ——– the noise from our neighbours. (with, to, for)
  9. I have a complaint ——— the way you treated me yesterday. (with, to, for)
  10. Is there anyone I can lodge a complaint about ——– this situation? (with, to, for)
  11. I’m making a formal complaint ——– your company’s poor service. (with, to, for)
  12. Can I speak to someone in charge? I have a complaint ——– the way I was treated. (with, to, for)
  13. I want to make a complaint ——– the standard of this product. (with, to, for)
  14. Can I speak to the manager? I have a complaint ——– the service in this store. (with, to, for)
  15. She is familiar ——– the topic. (to ,with, on)
  16. She is familiar with the topic. He ——– English very well. (to speak, speaks, speaking)
  17. He speaks English very well. I’m not used ——— in a group. (to work, working, works)
  18. I’m not used to working in a group. Do you mind ——— my bag for a moment? (to hold, holding, holds)
  19. Do you mind holding my bag for a moment? I’d like ——— some help. (to ask, asking, asks)
  20. I’d like to ask some help. He suggested ——— a walk. (to go , going , goes)