Pronunciation, stress and intonation practice; Grammar: pronoun: Definition and types
WEEK: Four
TOPIC: Pronunciation, stress and intonation practice; Grammar: pronoun: Definition and types
Writing: Features of formal and informal letters
OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to;
- Read with the correct intonation and stress pattern
- Define pronouns and mention the types
- State the features of formal and informal letters
CONTENT:
PRONUNCIATION
STRESS AND INTONATION PRACTICE
Remember that stress is the force or loudness with which a part of a word is pronounced. Many words of two syllables come from one-syllable words. For example, the word ‘singer’ comes from the word ‘sing’ and the word ‘enlarge’ comes from the word ‘large’. In these two-syllable words, the stress is on the syllable of the original word. In the examples below, O and/or capital letters can be used to show
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