Jennimma:

permanent residence is the right one.

Residence is a state of living in a particular place while resident is a person who lives or has their home there.

Jennimma:

permanent residence is the right one.

Residence is a state of living in a particular place while resident is a person who lives or has their home there.

Scrypt:


You use glasses?

Jennimma:
STRESS ON POLYSYLLABIC WORDS

1. When words ends in -ic, -ion, -ing, -ous, -ial, or -ian, the stress falls on the second syllable counting from the end.
Eg: understanding => under-STAN-ing

dictatorial => dic-ta-T0-rial

dramatic => dra-MA-tic

enormous => e-NOR-mous
Notice the letters in capital? Thats the stress(counting from the end)

2. Words ending in -ity, -ate, -al, -ve are stressed in the 3rd syllable counting from the end.
Eg: fortunate => F0R-tu-nate

opportunity => op-por-TU-ni-ty

normative => NOR-ma-tive


3.For words ending with -noon, -tain, -bey, -come, -pose, -sine, stress the LAST syllable.
Eg: afternoon => after-NOON

understand => under-STAND

obey => o-BEY

entertain => enter-TAIN.

Martiyu:


Which syllable should be stressed in the word:- entertainment?

Jennimma:

Entertainment=> enter TAIN ment

Jennimma:

Entertainment=> enter TAIN ment

Jennimma:

okay dear,thank you for the correction.
This my grey hair sef *scratches grey hair and adjust my glass*

Jennimma:
Goodmorning Class.

You're welcome to this wonderful thread-NJTC. If you're sitting for the up-coming exam(JAMB), you need not be afraid. We are here to help you succeed. Your only job is to read...and when I say read,i mean it. Go through your jamb past questions and answer them. Discipline yourself not to peep at the answers while reading. Get textbooks and useful materials. Burn that night candle and then back it up with prayers.
Jamb is easy and you can pass in just one sitting.

Ok,enough of the tips. Lets get down to business. You can ask questions to me or to my co-tutors-MarthaK and Naijaboiy. Please feel free.

Dsd1pumpking:

is there a whatsapp group 4 this? Plz help!

makasimatics:
Why not chose me for either economics or maths and see my prowess

strongelink36:
@jennimma pls what is the difference between shifting stress and stress of a noun or adjective.

Jennimma:

there is no difference. They are both the same thing. Like i said earlier "shifting stress occurs on words that function both as noun and as an adjective."

faithugo64:
queen jennimma,no sorry prof jennimma ,no classes today??

faithugo64:
queen jennimma,no sorry prof jennimma ,no classes today??

Microflux:
check ur mail swidy!

Jennimma:
USE OF ENGLISH


This is the first paper you see when you open your Jamb question script. It consist of 100 questions.
Section A-Comprehension, Summary and questions from the two novels-THE POTTERS WHEEL AND THE SUCCESSORS.

SECTION B- Lexis,Structure and Oral Forms.

Today,I'll be taking us on Comprehension and Summary.
-Tips on how to answer comprehension questions.

adeiza4u:
God bless u jennima. Pls how can i have the links to literature, government, economics and c.r.k class? Thanks to all of u, i appreciate.

ObiOkpor:

greetings sister...what are the names of novel(s) to read? Thanks.

Ridhwan1:
Gud noon profs,
i think wt this, i dont need enrolling for any extral class again. Yu ppl are really doin gud work out thr. #jennimma...i commend yu.
However, ur assistance is dearly needed to ease out this tension in me.
1, can one write IRK in jamb even whn yu dont hav it in O'level?
2, whch subjects make best or 'healthy' subjects combination for Law?
2, for govt., Literature, English and most importantly, IRS; what are the texts recommendable should one wants to have basic concepts of the combined subjects
4, Recommended texts for Lit-in-eng. for this ahead jamb
5, Any link for IRS and its texts?
6, Any ilorin aspirant in the building....? *think we sud start rolling it frm here..lol*

adeiza4u:
God bless u jennima. Pls how can i have the links to literature, government, economics and c.r.k class? Thanks to all of u, i appreciate.

Ridhwan1:
Gud noon profs,
i think wt this, i dont need enrolling for any extral class again. Yu ppl are really doin gud work out thr. #jennimma...i commend yu.
However, ur assistance is dearly needed to ease out this tension in me.
1, can one write IRK in jamb even whn yu dont hav it in O'level?
2, whch subjects make best or 'healthy' subjects combination for Law?
2, for govt., Literature, English and most importantly, IRS; what are the texts recommendable should one wants to have basic concepts of the combined subjects
4, Recommended texts for Lit-in-eng. for this ahead jamb
5, Any link for IRS and its texts?
6, Any ilorin aspirant in the building....? *think we sud start rolling it frm here..lol*

Good afternoon...your questions are well appreciated.

1. If you did not offer IRK in your O'Level then which subject did you offer? I think we should start from there.

2. The subject combination for law is Government,,Use of english,,Literature and Crk/Irk

3.for government...you should read the text books you have. essential government textbook will be of great help.
For literature,,just have a wide grasp of your literary terms and learn how to answer questions from unknown stories.

4. I think jennimma has answered that

5. No idea...jamb brochure should help

6. There should be a thread for that

You're welcome

Ridhwan1:
Gud noon profs,
i think wt this, i dont need enrolling for any extral class again. Yu ppl are really doin gud work out thr. #jennimma...i commend yu.
However, ur assistance is dearly needed to ease out this tension in me.
1, can one write IRK in jamb even whn yu dont hav it in O'level?
2, whch subjects make best or 'healthy' subjects combination for Law?
2, for govt., Literature, English and most importantly, IRS; what are the texts recommendable should one wants to have basic concepts of the combined subjects
4, Recommended texts for Lit-in-eng. for this ahead jamb
5, Any link for IRS and its texts?
6, Any ilorin aspirant in the building....? *think we sud start rolling it frm here..lol*