Cyberspace Relationships, Communication and Online Etiquette for SS 1
Online relationships require respectful language, clear consent and sensible privacy boundaries because digital messages can be shared or misread.
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Listening and Speaking: Purpose, Features and Language of Debate for SS 1
A debate presents opposing arguments on a motion; speakers support claims with reasons and evidence while listening carefully to rebuttals.
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Listening and Speaking: Monophthongs and Their Pronunciation for SS 1
Monophthongs are vowel sounds produced with a relatively steady tongue position; English examples include the vowel sounds in 'sit' and 'seat'.
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Listening and Speaking: Diphthongs and Their Pronunciation for SS 1
Diphthongs move from one vowel quality towards another within one syllable, as in the English sounds in 'boy', 'time' and 'house'.
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Listening and Speaking: English Consonant Sounds and Their Pronunciation for SS 1
English consonants are distinguished by how and where airflow is obstructed, and whether the vocal cords vibrate during pronunciation.
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Listening and Speaking: Stress in Connected Speech for SS 1
In connected speech, speakers emphasise important words while reducing less important ones, producing a rhythm different from isolated words.
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Listening and Speaking: Stress in Four- Syllable Words for SS 1
In four-syllable words, primary stress identifies the strongest syllable; understanding stress patterns improves pronunciation and listening.
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Listening and Speaking: Stress in Three-Syllable Words for SS 1
Stress in three-syllable words makes one syllable more prominent through greater force, length or pitch, affecting clarity in spoken English.
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Listening and Speaking: Stress in Two- syllable Words for SS 1
Two-syllable words may stress the first or second syllable; changing the stressed part can distinguish pronunciation and sometimes meaning.
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Listening and Speaking: Semi-Vowels and Their Pronunciation for SS 1
The English semi-vowels /w/ and /j/ glide towards a following vowel, as heard at the beginning of 'we' and 'yes' respectively.
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Listening and Speaking: Consonant Clusters and Their Pronunciation for SS 1
A consonant cluster contains adjacent consonant sounds without a vowel between them; in words like 'blue' and 'drink', each sound remains distinct.
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Cascading Style Sheets, Selectors and Website Styling for SS 1
CSS styles HTML with rules made of selectors and declarations, allowing colours, spacing, typography and layouts to change without rewriting content.
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