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English Studies (Junior)

BECE

Junior-secondary English Studies for the BECE: grammar and sentence structure, comprehension and summary, vocabulary development, oral English, and guided continuous writing. Levels build the reading and writing foundation students carry into senior secondary English Language.

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Levels

  • 1 Grammar & Sentence Structure
  • 2 Comprehension & Summary
  • 3 Vocabulary Development
  • 4 Oral English & Speech Work
  • 5 Continuous Writing & Registers

Topics covered

Parts of Speech Tenses Concord (Subject-Verb Agreement) Sentence Types and Structure Punctuation and Capitalisation Comprehension Skills Summary Writing Synonyms and Antonyms Word Formation: Prefixes and Suffixes Idioms and Figurative Expressions Vowels and Consonants Stress and Intonation Formal and Informal Letters Narrative and Descriptive Essays Speech and Report Writing

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1. Choose the correct plural of "child".

A. childs
B. childes
C. children
D. childrens
Explanation: "Child" has an irregular plural form: "children".

2. Fill the gap: She ___ to school every day.

A. go
B. goes
C. going
D. gone
Explanation: With a singular subject "she" in the simple present tense, the verb takes "-s": "goes".

3. Which word is a synonym of "happy"?

A. sad
B. joyful
C. angry
D. tired
Explanation: "Joyful" means feeling or showing great happiness, making it a synonym of "happy".