JSS2 Second Term English Language Lesson Note – Adjectives (Comparative and Superlative)

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WEEK 1

SPEECH WORK Consonant Clusters

STRUCTURE: Adjectives (Comparative and Superlative).

Comprehension: The Atmosphere                    

Vocabulary Development: Politics

Compositions: My New Year Resolution

Literature: – Introduction to Prose (Features of Prose

ASPECT: Speech Work:

Topic: Consonant Clusters

Consonant clusters occur when two or more consonants stick together without any vowel in between them. Therefore, when speaking, it is wrong to put any vowel in between such consonants. For example:  play,  flow,  grow,  break,  trim.

Some words have only two consonants clustering while others have three and some, four.

Sentences

1. The troubled boy cried all night.
2. Musa sprayed insecticide on the ants.
3. They asked for a new box.
4. Jane is a strong girl.
5. The baby crawled into the room.

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