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WEEK 10
CONTENT:
SPEECH WORK: Consonant Contrast /p/ and /b/ and /f/ and /v/
COMPREHENSION: Exercise. (NOSEC. Pg. 123)
SUMMARY: Exercise. (NOSEC. Pg. 124).
VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT: Collocations
STRUCTURE: Pronouns (Reflexive and Reciprocal)
WRITING SKILLS: Speech Writing (Use WAEC/NECO question)
ASPECT: Speech Work
TOPIC: Consonant Contrast /p/ and /b/ and /f/ and /v/
The sounds /p/ and /b/ are called bilabial plosive. While /p/ is a voiceless sound, /b/ is a voiced sound.
Examples:
| /p/ | /b/ |
| pig | big |
| pat | bat |
| peach | beach |
| pad | bud |
| pin | bin |
| cap | rib |
| Rapid | rabid |
Examples: The sounds /f/ and /v/ are called labio-dental fricative. While /f/ is a voiceless sound, /v/ is a voiced sound.
| /f/ | /v/ |
| feel | veal |
| fat | vat |
| feign | vein |
| fail | vain |
| leaf | leave |
| file | vile |
| fast | vast |
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