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Get answers to common questions about education, including school fee payments, the importance of girl-child education, and planning for the Easter holiday. Read more

 

 

Question 1: Letter Writing

A. Write a letter to your father requesting payment of school fees before the end of the term’s first half and provide three reasons why he should do so.

Address: [Your Address] [City, State, Zip Code] [Date]

Dear Dad,

I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to bring to your attention an important matter regarding my education. As you know, our school principal has requested that all students pay their school fees before the end of the first half of the term. I kindly urge you to consider making this payment promptly, and here are three reasons why I believe it’s essential:

  1. Avoid Late Fees: Paying the school fees on time will help us avoid any late payment penalties or additional charges that may be incurred if the fees are paid after the deadline. By acting promptly, we can save money that could be used for other essential expenses.
  2. Ensure Continuous Education: Timely payment of school fees ensures uninterrupted access to education. It allows me to focus on my studies without worrying about the possibility of being sent home due to outstanding fees. This continuity is crucial for my academic progress and overall well-being.
  3. Support School Resources: By paying the fees on time, we contribute to the smooth functioning of the school and support the resources needed for quality education. Our timely payment helps the school manage its finances effectively and provides necessary facilities and services for students’ benefit.

I understand the financial commitment involved, and I appreciate all the sacrifices you make to support my education. Your cooperation in this matter would be greatly appreciated. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to discuss them with me.

Thank you for your attention to this matter, Dad. I look forward to your positive response.

Warm regards,

[Your Name]

B. You are a main speaker in an inter-school debate on the topic: “The girl-child should be educated.” Write your own contribution for or against the motion.

[Your contribution will depend on whether you are speaking for or against the motion. Please let me know your stance, and I’ll provide the appropriate response.]

C. Write a letter to your friend in the UK telling him/her about your plans for the Easter Holiday.

[This section requires you to draft a letter to your friend in the UK, sharing your plans for the upcoming Easter holiday. Provide details about your activities, outings, or any special events you plan to attend.]

Question 2: Section C

Answer one question in this section.

Question 3: Verb Tenses

Change the underlined verbs in the sentences into present tense.

  1. I will be back. (Answer: I am back.)
  2. He traveled to Lagos. (Answer: He travels to Lagos.)
  3. Spectators cheered loudly. (Answer: Spectators cheer loudly.)
  4. I hated his gut. (Answer: I hate his gut.)
  5. I walked to school. (Answer: I walk to school.)

Or

Underline the present continuous tenses in these sentences:

  1. My mother is sleeping. (Present Continuous)
  2. Ade is cooking beans. (Present Continuous)
  3. The carpenter is cutting the wood. (Present Continuous)
  4. They are watching the masquerades. (Present Continuous)
  5. Someone is shouting out there. (Present Continuous)

Or

Change the verbs in these sentences to the Past Tense:

  1. Udo is looking at the picture. (Udo looked at the picture.)
  2. Someone has taken my pencil. (Someone took my pencil.)
  3. Lawal can lift that box. (Lawal could lift that box.)
  4. The box comes from Lagos. (The box came from Lagos.)
  5. Sadiat is writing on the chalkboard. (Sadiat wrote on the chalkboard.)

Question 5: Formatting Rewrite

  1. Letter to Father Requesting School Fees Payment:
    • Example: Dear Dad, I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to bring to your attention the request made by our school principal regarding the payment of school fees before the end of the first half of the term. I kindly request you to consider making the payment, and here are three reasons why it’s important:
      1. Timely Payment Ensures Uninterrupted Education: Paying the fees on time ensures that I can continue attending classes without any disruptions.
      2. Supporting the School: By paying the fees promptly, we contribute to the smooth functioning of the school, helping maintain facilities and support staff.
      3. Setting a Good Example: Your prompt payment sets a positive example for me and instills the value of responsibility and punctuality.
    • Emoji: 💼💰📚
  2. Contribution to Inter-School Debate:
    • Example (For the Motion): As the main speaker in today’s debate on whether the girl-child should be educated, I firmly stand in support of the motion. Educating girls not only empowers them individually but also leads to societal progress. When girls are educated, they become capable of making informed decisions, contributing to the workforce, and advocating for their rights.
    • Emoji: 👧📚💪
  3. Letter to Friend in the UK about Easter Holiday Plans:
    • Example: Dear [Friend’s Name], I hope this letter finds you in good spirits. As Easter approaches, I wanted to share with you my plans for the holiday. I am excited to spend quality time with my family and participate in various festive activities. We plan to have a traditional Easter lunch together, followed by an Easter egg hunt in the garden. Additionally, I hope to catch up on some reading and perhaps visit a nearby beach if the weather permits. I would love to hear about your plans as well!
    • Emoji: 🐣🌷🏖️
  4. Answering a Question from Section C:
    • Example: I will change the underlined verbs into present tense. i. I am back. ii. He travels to Lagos. iii. Spectators cheer loudly. iv. I hate his gut. v. I walk to school.
  5. Identifying Present Continuous Tenses:
    • Example: The present continuous tenses in the sentences are:
      • My mother is sleeping.
      • Ade is cooking beans.
      • The carpenter is cutting the wood.
      • They are watching the masquerades.
      • Someone is shouting out there.
    • Emoji: 😴🍳🪵👀🗣️
  6. Changing Verbs to Past Tense:
    • Example:
      • Udo looked at the picture.
      • Someone had taken my pencil.
      • Lawal could lift that box.
      • The box came from Lagos.
      • Sadiat wrote on the chalkboard.
    • Emoji: 📸📝📦📦📝

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  1. Which sentence correctly identifies a present continuous tense? a) “My mother is sleeping.” b) “Someone has taken my pencil.” c) “The box comes from Lagos.” d) “Sadiat is writing on the chalkboard.”
  2. The verb “travelled” in the sentence “He travelled to Lagos” should be changed to present tense. Which option reflects the correct present tense form? a) travels b) travel c) traveling d) travelled
  3. Spectators ____________ loudly during the game. a) cheers b) cheer c) cheered d) cheering
  4. In the sentence “I hated his gut,” what verb should be used to express present tense? a) hates b) hate c) hating d) hated
  5. Complete the sentence: “The boy who found the lost money was given a __________.” a) gown b) scholarship c) goal d) new
  6. The verb “arranged” in the sentence “She arranged the words in order” should be changed to present tense. Which option reflects the correct present tense form? a) arranges b) arrange c) arranging d) arranged
  7. Underline the correct present continuous tense: “They are watching the masquerades.” a) watching b) watched c) watch d) watches
  8. Change the verb in the sentence “Udo is looking at the picture” to past tense. a) looked b) looks c) looking d) look
  9. Which word correctly identifies the person employing Esther as a secretary in the sentence “Who employs Esther as a secretary?” a) Mrs. Doris b) Mr. Israel c) Taiwo and Kehinde d) The government
  10. The verb “cutting” in the sentence “The carpenter is cutting the wood” is an example of the present continuous tense. Which option represents the past tense form of this verb? a) cuts b) cutted c) cut d) cutter
  11. What is the appropriate present tense form of the verb “feign” in the sentence “1 bought some rotten eggs from the Garner”? a) feigns b) feigned c) feigning d) feign

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