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Pronouns (Subject, Object, Possessive Pronouns) and Possessive Adjectives
Pronouns include subject pronouns, object pronouns and possessive pronouns. These are used to replace nouns in sentences. It is also important to learn possessive adjectives when learning these forms. Use the chart below and then study the example sentences chart. Finally, practice by doing the exercises. …
Human and Social sciences
No field of study is more important to human beings than the social sciences. To understand society is to learn not only the conditions that limit our lives but also the opportunities open to us for improving the human condition. Increasing our knowledge of human society is as important as learning more about mathematics, physics,…
Phrase and clause, complete course with activities
PHRASE – A phrase is a group of related words. It does not contain a subject and a verb. There are different types of phrases. Examples: 1. from the stairs to run playing the piano CLAUSE – A clause is a group of words that contains a subject and a…
Human and Social Sciences activities, Simple QSM
According to the handout shared online, complete the statements below (1-10) by circling the right option. n°01)-«The academic discipline that deals with humans, society, and culture in terms of philosophical and spiritual aspects>> is the definition of: Humanities Social Sciences n°02)-The subjects of the field are more scientific and experimental. Humanities Social Sciences n°03)-The focus…
What Are the Different Types of Sentences?
Sentences are divided into four categories: simple sentences, compound sentences, complex sentences, and compound-complex sentences. Simple Sentences A simple sentence contains one independent clause. Examples Bill rode his bike to school. Who is your best friend? She ate her lunch, took a walk, and went back to work. Compound Sentences A compound sentence contains two…
What are the features of classifying consonants?
There are four distinctive features for classifying consonants: 1. Place of articulation 2. Manner articulation 3. Position of the soft palate 4. Position of The vocal cords 1. Place of articulation LBilabial: the consonant is produced by the upper and lower lips: /m/ /p/ /b/ /w/. 2.Labio-dedntal: the consonant is produced by the lower lip…
Phonetics: what is meant by Diacritics?
When we use the 44 symbols of vowels and consonants we are dealing with the phonemic transcription which is also called abstract and broad transcription; but if we add details to such a transcription, we are dealing with the phonetic transcription which is known to be concrete and narrow. The symbols used to indicate details…
Phonetics assignment three – complete task with 04 activities with Word fie
Exercices 1)-EXERCISE ONE: (01pts×05) Complete the following sentences with the correct plural form: Ø Tom used a sharp knife, but the butcher has several (Knives) Ø Mona ate half a grapefruit, and cut the other grapefruits into (halves). Ø The police caught one thief but the rest of the (theives) ran away. Ø Sarah bought…
Task Phonetics: Example of exams and answer
Task_1: Explaining the difference between the following terms briefly (All the groups) (6 pts) 1- Phonettes/Phonology (2:pts) for each similar answer Phonetics is the study and classification, description and transcription of humanspeech sounds. However, phonology is the system of contrastive relationshipsamong the speech sounds that constitute the components of a language, itis also the study…
Phonetics assignment two: answer the questions
· Answer : 1) The tip of the tongue touching the upper teeth = ……. « apico-dental ». 2) what is the The tip of the tongue touching the alveolar ridge ? « alveolar consonant » 3) The lips coming together = « A bilabial sound » 4) What sound is a voiceless bilabial plosive…
Grammer lesson: Adjectives
Introduction Adjectives are words that describe or modify nouns (people, places, things, or animals) or pronouns. They describe the noun by telling us its size, shape, age, colour, etc. Adjectives usually come before the noun or pronoun, or sometimes they can come after it. The following are the subsections in this lesson: Adjectives coming before…
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