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Letter Writing: Informal and Formal

video lesson JSS3 · English Language · 15:26

This lesson covers the types and formats of letters, focusing on informal and formal letters. Students will learn how to write different types of letters for various situations.

  • 12:19 “on the topic you have been asked to write on. Please read your question all over and all over again to ensure that you understand what the examiner asks you to write or what your teacher asks you to write. For example, y...”
  • 09:59 “on Tuesday tense. That first paragraph already summarized, what's the writer wants to write about. And that is the way your introduction should be like. Then you can reach through to see and continuation. Then conclusion...”
  • 13:07 “Then mechanical accuracy. The examiner, we assess your spelling, mistakes, your penetration marks, tensed zero, grammatical mistakes and wrong views of words and expression. Each mistake is minus half mark. So very, very...”
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Writing an Argumentative Essay

video lesson SS2 · English Language · 22:33

This lesson covers the definition and structure of an argumentative essay. It explains the importance of understanding the topic and provides tips for writing effectively. Students will learn how to present arguments and persuade an audience.

  • 20:21 “English, assignments will be given and the reason for this assignment is to assess you. The first assignment, the question is, write an argumentative essay on military regime. It's far better than democratic regime. Plea...”
  • 14:36 “You have the right to express your view. You have the right to express your anger. You have the right to register your emotions, your feelings towards what he or she is doing, which you don't like. So, it is only in a de...”
  • 06:26 “you understand better than you are good to go. For instance, if you are giving a topic like a drug abuse is becoming a case, a frustrating case in Nigeria, or drug abuse is becoming a thorn in the flesh of the Nigerian g...”
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Critical Reading Skills

video lesson JSS3 · English Language · 18:13

This lesson covers how to read critically by identifying facts and opinions in texts. Students will learn to make deductions their analysis of the material. The focus is on intensive reading for deeper understanding.

  • 17:22 “So, I have actually brought out some words for you. Continue if you don't know the many, check it out in your dictionary. Over your eyes, how you build your vocabulary skills. And this helps you why you are writing your...”
  • 12:34 “It has not been tested, whether it is true or not. So, you should be able to differentiate facts from opinion. They are aware of opinions and assumptions. It can be positive and it can be negative. Now, they are aware of...”
  • 14:12 “Why is the writer writing this? It's to enlighten the readers on traffic warning signs. Another one, what are the main ideas of the passage? Empyra graph one. Remember, I taught you that in our previous lesson, where I w...”
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