SS1 First Term English Language Lesson Note – Noun: The Structure of Noun Phrase

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WEEK 4

CONTENT

Speech Work: Vowel sounds /ͻ/,/ͻ:/,/u/,/u:/;

Comprehension/ Summary: Identifying the topic sentence in a passage

Vocabulary Development (Words associated with Animal Husbandry (Livestock)

Structure: Noun: The Structure of Noun Phrase.

Writing Skills: Letter Writing: Informal Letter (Introduction).

ASPECT:  SPEECH WORK                      DATE ______________________________

TOPIC:  Vowels /ͻ/, /ͻ:/

Introduction: The vowels: /ͻ/ and /ͻ:/ are pure vowels.  The difference that exists between them is that/ͻ/ is short in its manner of articulation whereas /ͻ:/ is long. However, both sounds are back vowels realized with the vocal organ (lips) rounded.

Description of the Vowel /ͻ/: This is a short, back, open rounded vowel sound.  It is produced by keeping the back of the tongue briefly at the bottom of the mouth and by keeping the lips rounded.

Features of the vowel: : /ͻ/

Ua	A	Au	E	O	ou	ow
Quality	Was	Laurel	en masse	cock	cough	knowledge
Squander	Want	Sausage	en route	cloth
Squash	Sallet	Austerity	Rendezvous	moth
Squat	Swallow	Because	Entr’acte	doll
Quantity	Swamp	Austria	Entrepreneur	dog

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