JSS2 First Term English Language Lesson Note – Conjunction (Types and Usage)

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Week 9

Speech: Suffix

Comprehension: Reading for Speed

Structure: Conjunction (Types and Usage)

Composition: Stating the differences between Formal and Informal Letters.

Literature: Figures of speech (Apostrophe, Euphemism, Metonymy)

ASPECT:  COMPREHENSION

TOPIC:  Reading for Speed

Read the comprehension passage on pages 62 and 63, unit 7 in NEW OXFORD JS 2.

EVALUATION: Do exercise 1- 14 on pages 64 in NEW OXFORD JS 2.

ASSIGNMENT: Do the test on pages 65 -66 in NEW OXFORD JS 2.

ASPECT: Structure

TOPIC: Suffix

Content:

Suffixes are the affixes added after the base forms. It can be used to form noun, verb, adjective, adverbs. It may more than one meaning. e.g., ness, ify, ize, en, ful, al, tion, er, ship, ant, hood, less, ish, wise etc.

Use of suffixes to form Nouns

adjective+ ness – happiness (the state of been happy), wickedness, foolishness, sickness, awareness, etc.

Use of suffixes to form verb

Noun/adjective+ ify       beautify (cause to be beautiful), simplify, electrify

Ize        – synthesize, terrorize, sympathize, practicalize

Adjective+ en               –           darken (become dark), sharpen, quicken, widen

Use of suffixes to form adjective

Noun+ ful         –           delightful, hopeful, mouthful, fruitful

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