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SPEECH; LISTENING COMPREHENSION: Vocabulary Develop Spelling of word-dictation exercise/ use of the dictionary; spelling-words commonly misspelt.  \nSpelling is a set of conventions that regulates the way of using grahemes (writing system) to represent a language in its written form. Spelling is the rendering of speech sound(phoneme) into writing.  \nExample of words commonly misspelt and their correct spelling.  \nWrong  \nAgument  \nClearify  \nGreatful  \nOccurance  \nOccasion  \nSeparate  \nQueue  \nPlain  \nDye  \nOne  \nFlu  \nFlare  \nBury  \nBlue  \nCorrect  \nArgument  \nclarify  \ngrateful  \noccurrence  \noccasion  \nseparate  \nqur  \nplan  \ndie  \nwon  \nflew  \nflair  \nberry  \nblew  \niii. SUMMARY: Reading to summarize to specified number of sentences. Referred to the passage ”the kingdom of Benin” on page 18 in chapter 7.  \niv. CONTINUOUS WRITING: NARRATIVE ESSAY  \nAn essay is a piece of writing usually short and in prose form, on any subject or topic.  \nA narrative essay tells astory of what happened. It may be factual or imaginary, a narrative essay narrates a story, an event or the life of a person. It uses description to present vivid mental picture of scene and events.  \nFor a good narrative essay you should ask and find answers to the following questions.  \na. what is the story about?  \nb. what action took place in your story?  \nC. who were responsible for those actions?  \nd. when did the actions take place?  \ne. how did the action take place?  \nf. what were the consequences of the actions?  \nGUIDELINE FOR A NARRATIVE ESSAY  \n1. The title.  \n2. The introduction: this introduces the topic and helps to provide enough information for proper understanding of the topic.  \n3. 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