SS3 First Term English Language Lesson Note – Consonant Contrast /p/ and /b/ and /f/ and /v/

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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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