Overview
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
English/Literacy: English or Literacy deals with guiding students on learning how to pronounce and write the letters of the alphabet and practice their use in words and sentences. It also includes literature and essay writing, and parts of speech and its usage. It provides the ability to identify, understand, interpret, create, communicate and compute using spoken and written words. Literacy is commonly defined as the ability to read and write.
CERTIFICATION:
At the end of this course, you will receive a certificate from the school. In addition, a student is expected to score 80% and above in all the continuous assessment tests and assignments.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
At the end of this lesson the student is expected to understand:
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- Sounds of English (The 44 sounds)
- Sounds of English (the 44 sounds) Part 2
- Diphthongs
- Punctuation
- English Composition
- Parts of Speech
- Irregular Verbs
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Course Features
- Lectures 105
- Quizzes 0
- Students 2
- Certificate No
- Assessments Self
Curriculum
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Sounds of English (The 44 sounds)
This is the first lesson of this course
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Lesson Topic 2: Sounds of English (the 44 sounds) Part 2
This is the second lesson of this course
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Lesson Topic 3: Diphthongs
This is the third lesson of this course
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Lesson Topic 4: English Composition
This is the forth lesson of this course
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Lesson Topic 5: Punctuation
This is the fifth lesson of this course
- Lesson Topic 5: Punctuation – Objectives
- Lesson 1: What are Punctuation Marks For?
- Lesson 2a: Types of Punctuation – The comma (,)
- Lesson 2b: Types of Punctuation – The Full Stop (.)
- Lesson 2c: Types of Figures of Speech.
- Lesson 2c: Types of Punctuation – The Question Mark(?)
- Lesson 2d: Types of Punctuation – The Colon(:)
- Lesson 2e: Types of Punctuation – The Exclamation mark(!)
- Lesson 2f: Types of Punctuation – Apostrophe (’)
- Lesson 2g: Types of Punctuation – Capital Letters
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Lesson Topic 6: Parts of Speech
This is the sixth lesson of this course
- Lesson Topic 6: Parts of Speech – Objectives
- Lesson 1: Parts of Speech
- Lesson 2a: Parts of Speech – Nouns
- Lesson 2b: Parts of Speech – Pronouns
- Lesson 2c: Parts of Speech – Adjectives
- Lesson 2d: Parts of Speech – Verbs
- Lesson 2e Parts of Speech – Adverbs
- Lesson 2f: Parts of Speech – Prepositions
- Lesson 2g: Parts of Speech – Conjunctions
- Lesson 2h: Parts of Speech – Interjections.
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Lesson Topic 7: Irregular Verbs
This is the seventh lesson of this course
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Lesson Topic 8: Letter Writing (Sub heading 1).
This is the eighth lesson of this course
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Lesson Topic 9: Direct and Indirect Speech
This is the ninth lesson of this course
- Lesson Topic 9: Direct and Indirect Speech – Objectives
- Lesson 1a: What is Direct and Indirect Speech?
- Lesson 1b: Indirect or Reported Speech
- Lesson 2a: Examples of Direct and Indirect Speech.
- Lesson 2b: Examples of Direct and Indirect Speech.
- Lesson 2c: Examples of Direct and Indirect Speech.
- Lesson 2d: Examples of Direct and Indirect Speech.
- Lesson 2e: Examples of Direct and Indirect Speech.
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Lesson Topic 10: Phrases
This is the tenth lesson of this course
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Lesson Topic 11: Clauses
This is the eleventh lesson of this course
- Lesson Topic 11: Clauses – Objectives
- Lesson 1: What is a Clause?
- Lesson 2a: Dependent and Independent Clauses
- Lesson 2b: Dependent Clauses.
- Lesson 2c: Examples of Dependent Clauses.
- Lesson 2d: Independent Clause
- Lesson 2e: Examples of Independent Clauses.
- Lesson 3a: Types of Clauses.
- Lesson 3b: Adjectival Clause
- Lesson 3c: Adverbial Clause
- Lesson 3d: Noun Clause
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Lesson Topic 12: Adverbial Clause
This is the twelfth lesson of this course
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Lesson Topic 13: Figures of Speech Lesson 2d: Types of Figures of Speech - Oxymoron
This is the thirteen lesson of this course
- Lesson Topic 13: Figures of Speech – Objectives.
- Lesson 1: Figures of Speech.
- Lesson 2a: Types of Figures of Speech – Simile
- Lesson 2b: Types of Figures of Speech – Irony
- Lesson 2c: Types of Figures of Speech – Metonym
- Lesson 2d: Types of Figures of Speech – Oxymoron
- Lesson 2e: Types of Figures of Speech – Metaphor
- Lesson 2f: Types of Figures of Speech – Personification
- Lesson 2g: Types of Figures of Speech – Hyperbole
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Lesson Topic 14: Synonyms and Antonyms - Objectives
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Lesson Topic 15: Essay
This is the fifteen lesson of this course
- Lesson Topic 15: Essay – Objectives
- Lesson 1: The Meaning of an Essay.
- Lesson 2: The Parts of an Essay
- Lesson 3a: Types of Essay.
- Lesson 3b: Types of Essay – Narrative essay
- Lesson 3c: Types of Essay – Descriptive essay
- Lesson 3d: Types of Essay – Expository essay
- Lesson 3e: Types of Essay – Argumentative essay
- Lesson 4: Sample of a Descriptive Essay.
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