WASSCE Oral English

Oral English has become a part of WAEC Engish Language examination. It is therefore pertinent to note that the candidates who want to make credits in their Waec or NECO examination on English must aim at a good knowledge of Oral English.It must also be noted that the knowledge of Oral Engish is not limited to any of these public examinations.The function of oral English is to help individuals know how to pronounce words of English in daily life.This writer did Oral English as a full course in the university and is therefore very much qualified to talk authoritatively on the subject. And the facts I present are verifiable and readers are enjoined to make more research and come up with any new ideas as we know that learning is a continuos process.And again no one is a repository of knowledge.Therefore I welcome any useful comments on any of my articles.

There are twenty-four consonants in the English Language and in my subsequent articles I will try to detail lectures on oral English for the benefit of all. We have two groups of consonants: the voiced and voiceless consonants. To be continued.

रेविसितिंग सतयलेस इन लव making

For a sustained relationship, the partners must understand each other very well. The man and the woman in love have to understand the essence of love. There are different sexual behaviour and responses in both man and woman. The central thing in love relationship is being able to satisfy your partner sexually. When this is lacking such relationship is bound to hit the rocks. This kind of unsatisfied desire in a relationship makes either partner to look elsewhere for sexual satisfaction. This in turn leads one to having multiple partners which may lead to the infection with HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases. It is therefore important that the man and the woman in love will understand and discover their secret in satisfying each other sexually so that neither of them will indulge in multiple partners or sex and thereby avoiding contacting HIV/AIDS to that extent.

The body language your partner shows you will tell you whether he or she is pleased.Then if she is pleased do not relax but press her on that point for more pleasrable activity to satisfy both of you. Such sustainded love will make both of you stick to each other without looking elsewhere and thus avoiding adultery or fornication.

ओरल इंग्लिश फोए वास्स्के(वेक

The English Language has 44 sound units called phonemes.The following contain the facts of the sound units and the examples that will help the students to have adequate grasp of English phonemes.There are 12 pure vowels and eight diphthongs.The following are the examples of the vowels.
1. /a / as in back, pack, pat,man,lack, brag,bat,lag,sat,fat,nagging etc.
2. / i/ as in sit, fit, pit, nip, kick, fin, lit, pick, lick, sin, lip,etc.
3. /i: / as in seat,feet, yeast, feast, leak, least, meet, seek, free, feed, etc.
4. / e / as in get, set, led, red, leg, said, says, neck, bed, deck, desk, guest, etc
5. / a: / as in park, shark, palm, balm, car, mark, laugh, class, etc.
6. / o / as in pot, lot, lock, dock, knock, rot, cock, cot, not, hot, etc.
7. / u / as in put, book, look, etc.
8. / u: / as in loom, pool, bloom, groom, broom, gloom, etc
9. / ou / as in goat, load, groan, gloat, moan, boat, etc

The above points are meant to help both the students and the general reader to grasp the rudiments of pronouncing words of English correctly. More points will be given in my next article.

रेविएव १: ओलोनिअलिस्म एंड Alienation

Psychological and socio-psychological aspects of colonialism can be seen in the overall colonial situation.There is psychological alienation and social alienation.There is also the economic alienation.The concept of alienation as evolved by Marx can be applied to the colonial situation and whether the colonies or the countries of the Third World in general, can be aptly analysed with reference to the economic categories Marx derived from capitalist commodity production. According to Marx, precapitalist forms of production are characterised by the fact that the individuals as members of a community own the means of production, primarily the land. Under precapitalist conditions of production, mainly articles of utility are produced, and payments in kind outweighs payments in money.

'In both forms( the small individual free hold as well as the communal type of land ownership) the worker relates to the objective conditions of his labour as a property owner.This is the natural unity of labour and its material prerequisites.The worker thus has an objective existence independent of his labour... In both forms the individuals do not behave as workers but as owners; they are members of a community and work as such.'1

The above analysis depicts the human natural condition before the advent of colnialism created both the social and economic alienation.In the next article I shall examine the effects of colonialism in the alienation theme.

Karl Marx, Grundrisse der politischen Okonomie( Berlin: Rohentwurf,1953) p.375

एदुकातिंग यू ओं Romance

Romance may be defined as true relationship between a man and a woman.There are little things that matter in romancing with your partner.Those things include smiles,body language, fondlings,cuddling,kissing and other sweet nothings.You will be able to be smiling for your man or woman.Such smiles have the disarming effect energising and fuelling your love feelings towards each other.Sustained love is important in romance and if love is sustained between you and your partner,you draw closer together, thus avoiding looking the other way round and thus avoiding promiscuity.And with the avoidance of promiscuity the incidents of HIV/AIDS can be reduced.You see from this analysis how true romance can help to reduce AIDS scourge.

Another method of true romance is through body language.You should not be ashamed to show your partner through body language that the spot where he has touched you is giving you good pleasure.This can make him to increase the touch so that you are immediately transported to a pleasurable orgasmic level for the mutual pleasure of both of you.Again you will be able to be fondling each other while relaxing,that is you touch each other lovingly.This is for the mutual pleasure of both of you.True romance is therefore sustained by using the above methods of love making.

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लिटररी ठोरी..स्त्रुक्टुरालिस्म एंड semiotics

Literature is a branch of learning that concerns itself with creativity.Evolution of lierary theory is really to discuss how literature functions.In this article I will concentrate on structuralism which concerns itself with the relationships of grammatical items in the text.There is also surface structure and deep structure in literary analysis. Surface structure refers to the physical arrangement of chapters and scenes in a given work of art. For instance Macbeth is a five part structure consisting of five Acts. But the deep structure here refers to the thematic arrangement where we talk about the victory of Macbeth,his promotion by Duncan and his eventual downfall after the murder of Duncan

It is stated that structural narratology is 'a form of structuralism espoused by Vladimir and Genette that illustrates how a story's meaning develops from its overall structured isolated theme. To ascertain a text's meaning, narratologists emphasize grammatical relationships and configurations of figures of speech within the story' (Bressle).This brings us to the issue of structuralism and semiotics.Semiotics is the science of signs.It is the use of verbal signs and structures to depict meaning. For instance, in the sentence ' I need water', the word 'water' here is a sign or signifier that represents the physical element 'water' that people drink.That physical element is called the referent or the signified.I have just explained semiotics, the sign language as embedded in structuralism.
References for further reading
Barthes, Roland. Elements of Semiology
scholes,Robert.Structuralism in Literature. An Introduction
Sebeok, Thomas. The Tell..Tale Sign..A Survey of Semiotics