This course covers the following areas:
1. Parts
of Speech
2. Sentence
and Clause Structure
3. Introductory
English Lexis: Idiomatic expressions, registers, collocations, homophones,
homonyms and homographs, figures of speech, word-formation processes.
4. Formal
compositions: letter writing, essay writing, report writing, business
correspondence, and minutes of meetings.
5. Practical
Exercises on outline 4
- Course creator: Cynthia Odogwu
This
course addresses technicalities connected with the writing of specialized
compositions such as reports, minutes of meetings, long essays, letters,
speeches, etc. Light
is also shed on correct language use in English composition: spelling, grammar,
punctuation, and use of capital letters, etc.
- Course creator: Cynthia Odogwu
Critical thinking skills will not only help your teen advance a logical argument, it will help him or her to avoid the types of heated arguments that can rupture friendship.
By studying critical thinking and logic, teens can learn to make sound and valid arguments that could convince others to accept their ideas by presenting solid reasons and evidence. Even better, your teen will learn how to avoid alienating or intimidating others, and how to avoid being alienated or intimidated.
- Course creator: Daniel Monday