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🔱 *JAMB UPDATE*🔱 * *You are to please take note of the following important dates for the coming UTME/DE exercise*: *. ```*(1.)```*Deadline* *for* *the 2024 DE application : Thursday, March 28*, *2024*. ```(2.)

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(3.)``` *2024 UTME Examination Date: Friday 19th April to Monday 29th April, 2024.*

𝐄𝐗𝐀𝐌𝐆𝐎𝐃: 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥 07032599536       information concerning jamb mock exam          👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇 1. JAMB Mock Exam is NOT COMPULSORY. 2. The reason for the JAMB mock exams is only to expose you to the UTME TESTING MODE. 3. The JAMB mock exam is not a REQUIREMENT TO WRITE THE MAIN EXAM. 4. The result of the mock exam will NOT be added to the result of the main examination. 5. If you earlier indicated interest to write the JAMB mock exam and later changed your mind, there is no problem at all. 6. The questions that will appear during the Mock exam are not necessarily the questions that will appear during the main exam. 7. There will be no makeup test if you miss the JAMB  mock exam. 8. For the JAMB mock examination, candidates’ venue will be within the state they registered for their 2023 UTME. 9. You are expected to go to the mock exam centre with a copy of your JAMB mock examination slip or printout. Bags, mobile phones, calculators, and other electronic devices are not allowed in the JAMB MOCK exams centre. 10. Please note that the mock examination is not absolutely FREE! Do pay the sum of #1000 for the Mock Examination at the point of UTME registration.        XamGod SolutioN Team 07032599536 ✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅

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Make sure you master the above ☝️word stress and emphatic stress ,cus questions most come out from it no matter what🧏🧏

❇️❇️❇️❇️❇️❇️❇️❇️❇️❇️❇️ EMPHATIC STRESS is used in a sentence to show the meaning, that the speaker wants to convey. It is usually identified by the capitalization of words specifically emphasized. Emphatic stress is put in the form of questions through a sentence/ statement. Example; Helen is my FIRST daughter (a) Is Helen my second daughter? (b) Is Ngozi my first daughter? (c) Is Peace my first nephew? (d) Is Chika my first cousin? Note: The option that directly stands in contrast with the stressed word(s) and contains not the capitalized word is the correct answer. RHYME is defined as a word that has the same sound. This implies that rhyme occurs when two words have the same sound at the same position. We identify rhyme by the similarity of sounds (not letters). Examples: Words.        Rhyme Ro-s-e          cea-s-e B-oy-             t-oi-let T-a-sk           c-a-t   S-n-uff          s-n-ow Plan-t           sigh-t Epita-ph       sta-ff Feti-sh         sa-ch-et Ma-k-e         drasti-c *SOUND CLASSIFICATION* This is the aspect of English studies that deals with phonetics, that is, how words are pronounced. In English, sounds are derived from the 26 (twenty-six) alphabets of A, B, C, D...Z otherwise known as orthographic symbols. Types of English Sounds There are two basic sounds in English and they are vowels and consonants VOWELS: English is well known for having a large number of vowels as many as twenty altogether. Vowels are speech sounds made with a clear channel when the mouth is slightly open thus allowing air to pass freely from the lungs through the oral cavity. This implies that vowels are sounds produced without any obstruction, articulation or restriction of the air stream by any of the speech organs. The quality of vowel produced depends on the shape of the oral cavity as modified by the position of the tongue and the lips. Since vowels do not have the same place of articulation as consonants, they are defined as voiced sounds produced with an open approximation of the articulators such as tongue, lips, jaws, etc. There are five fundamental vowels and they are a, e, i, o, u.    XamGod SolutioN Team

♣️♣️♣️♣️♣️♣️♣️♣️♣️♣️♣️            XamGod English major concentration                 👇👇👇👇 *MEANING OF STRESS* Stress is defined as the muscular effort at uttering a word, which is perceived by the speaker himself at great intensity while the listener perceives it as loudness. It is a means by which a certain syllable in an utterance is given prominence over others. A syllable is the smallest unit into which words can be divided. A syllable is made up of a vowel sound and usually a consonant or more. A word may have a sound segment (syllable) or more. Syllabication is the division of a word into syllables in terms of either phonological (speech sound) or orthographic (letters). We have three major syllables. They include; Monosyllabic, Disyllabic, and Polysyllabic. Monosyllabic word: A word is said to be monosyllabic when it contains only one sound segment Example; Cat, the pen, etc. Disyllabic word: This is a word with two sound segments or syllables. Example; cont/tain, cor/rect, dun/geon, etc. Polysyllabic word: This is a word with three or more sound segments. Example; cir/cum/stance, punc/tua/tion, etc. Note that some syllables may consist of vowels alone. Examples include: a, an, ah, etc. TYPES OF STRESS We have three types of stress in the English language. They are primary, secondary, and unstress syllables. However, primary stress is the most important stress in English and it can be identified by the following features: (i) Loudness of voice (ii) Length of the word (iii) Quality of the vowel. POSITION OF STRESS: The loudness, pitch, length, and quality of the stress sound of words to the ear determine the position of stress. The number of syllables such as, monosyllabic, disyllabic, or polysyllabic words can also determine the position of stress. Some words can function as a noun or a verb depending on the position of the stress. Examples of such words are shown below; As a Noun.      As a Verb 'Escort            Es' cort 'Comfort         Com' fort 'Protest           Pro'test 'Project           Proj'ect 'Transport      Trans'port 'Benefit           Be'nefit 'Contest         Con'test 'e-mail (email)  e'mail The above examples show that words that can function as nouns are stressed on the first syllable while words that can function as verbs are stressed on the second syllable. Three syllabic words can be stressed on either first, second, or third syllables. Examples are shown below; STRESS ON FIRST SYLLABLE Thankfully - THANK-ful-ly Ruminate - RU-min-ate Centralism - CEN-tral-ism Celluloid - CEL-lu-loid Argument - AR-gu-ment STRESS ON SECOND SYLLABLE Advantage - ad-VAN-tage Ignition -  ig-NI-tion Industrial - in-DUS-trial Interpret - in-TER-pret Narration - nar-RA-tion STRESS ON THIRD SYLLABLE Represent - rep-re-SENT Insincere - in-sin-CERE Barricade - bar-ri-CADE Reportage - re-por-TAGE Incomplete - in-com-PLETE XamGod SolutioN Team