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(A)    ABSTRACT NOUNS . These are names of things, people and object which cannot be targetable. Are all names of states, events and feelings which cannot be seen by our naked eyes. For example: Ideas, Advice, Concept, Freedom, Hunger, Anger, Devil God Angels, etc. (B)     COUNTABLE NOUNS . These are nouns which can be counted or put in numbers. These nouns normally carry the singular and plural forms. For example:                             Singular                                   Plural                             Cow  ...

What is dictionary?             A dictionary is a book which gives the meaning of words Or a reference book that contains alphabetically ordered words, with explanations of their meanings, often with information about grammar, pronunciation, and etymology. Characteristics of a good dictionary -It should provide clear meanings -It should show the pronunciation of words -It should give more examples -It shows the words which mean the opposite (Antonyms) -It shows how words are used -It shows how words are formed -It shows words of the same meaning (synonyms) -It shows the classes of words (verb, nouns etc.) Key terms found in the dictionary A: Entries -Are all information that are found in a dictionary B: Headword -is the word or vocabulary where by other information are all about. C: Guideword- Is the word which is written on a top of the page of the dictionary to guide the reader(s) to find a word. SYMBOLS     ...

(A) PROPER NOUNS These are names of things, people and places with unique reference. It means that these names exist alone or in only one thing. For examples: Ø   People: Hamis, Mwakilema, Mwapinga, Kinyange, Zena. Etc. Ø   Things: Moon, Sun, World, etc Ø   Places: Bitale, Buhigwe, Mwanza, Iringa etc. (B)   COMMON NOUNS These are groups of names of people, things, liquids and places which are ordinary/normal. For example: Ø   Boys, Girls, Women, Men etc Ø   Things: Table, Doors, Chair, Cow etc Ø   Liquids: Water, Oil, etc. DIFFERENCES BETWEEN PROPER NOUNS AND COMMON NOUNS 1.       Proper nouns are not used with articles while common nouns are used with articles. For example: {A Bitale*, The John*} Proper nouns But. A cow, An onion, The table all of these forms are allowed because articles have been used with common nouns. 2.       Proper nouns do not allow plural forms while common nouns allow. For exa...

1.       Fill the following sentences with the given words. Soon as possible, jealousy, notorious, badly, occasionally, confidently in public, obvious, satire, the bomb exploded. QUESTIONS (i)                  The team was ______________ defeated. (ii)                The speaker spoke ____________. (iii)              She visits me _______________ (iv)              The soldiers scattered ________________ (v)                He will come as __________________. (By Mwl. Focus V. Kinyange) 0756879881.

  1.       NOUNS Nouns are names of people, things and places. For example: John, Anna, Eva, Mwandiga, Mlole, Maweni, Hunger, Happness, Air, Sand etc. Nouns can be divided into two groups in which other groups can be formed. These groups are:- (a)    PROPER NOUNS (b)    COMMON NOUNS (c)     ABSTRUCT NOUNS (d)    COUNTABLE NOUNS (e)     CONCRETE NOUNS. Stay connected with (www.tanzaniasecondary.blogspot.com)

STRUCTURE What is structure? Structure means the arrangement of words in a sentence, clause and phrase. Structure is very important to the learner of English language. This is because structure gives the learners the rules in which words are arranged and associate or relate to each other in the sentence. For example: He go to school every day * He goes to school everyday Juma eats mango week last * Juma ate mango last week. In order to understand well the structure of English language we must understand first the words which form the sentence, phrase and clause. These words are words which make parts of speech or word class. These are:- 1.       NOUNS 2.       PRONOUNS 3.       VERBS 4.       ADJECTIVES 5.       ADVERBS 6.       PREPOSITIONS 7.       INTERJECTIONS 8.       CONJUCTIONS don...

Change the word in bracket and fill it in the space provided. (i)                   Ana is (pretty) _______than Eva (ii)                 Kilimanjaro is (high) ________  mountain in Africa (iii)                Is English (difficulty) _______than Kiswahili? (iv)               Lucas is (handsome)________ than Ali (v)                 This music is (interesting) _______ of all. (vi)               He has (many) ________ problems than his father. (vii)              He is the (good) ______ of the tw...

ANSWER Courtship, refer to the period of romantic relationship before marriage OR is the act of paying attention to somebody with a view of developing more intimate relationship. The following are some of the importance of courtship, First, it enables partners to understand their problems also their weaknesses, hence through this it will enable partners to form a good relationship as long as they are understanding each other’s weaknesses and problem it will help they to stay long in their marriage. Second, it helps partners to learn about each other’s feelings, attitudes etc. via courtship helps partners to learn many thing from each other and because of that it help them to cope with each other’s behavior and sometimes helps to change their behavior. Third, it gives couples (partners) time to think about marriage , courtship also provide a time to partners to think deep and realize if they are real need to get marriage hence sometimes people get marriage by influence and because of th...

             Road accident is a collision or similar incident involving moving vehicles, resulting in property damage, personal injury or death. Road accidents in our country and other parts of Africa are a big problem which causes the people to lose their lives due to carelessness of the drivers and passengers. Apart from that, the following are some causes of road accident like, high speed of vehicles, the drivers to despise road signs, ignorance of the people on uses of roads, etc. the following are the advises to be given to community on the measures to be taken to avoid road accidents;             Vehicles must be inspected before they get journey, many of the accidents in Tanzania and other parts of the world occurred due to irresponsibility of our traffic policemen to allow a car to start a journey without inspecting it if is over weighed or not, or qualification of the driver to drive the c...

Qn 2. Explain the important items to be considered in the criticism of a poem . The poem is a metrical composition characterized by strong imagination, emotion, significant and appropriate language.  The following are the items to be considered in criticism of the poem:  In the criticism of any literary work, we have to consider two elements that are conten t and form . Under these elements, we have to analyze the sub elements of both elements. In the content , we have to analyze the following items, those are; message and themes and in form , we have to analyze the following items, these are; th e type a poem, the structure (form) of a poem, the language used or diction, the type of poetry, the tone of the poet, the mood of the persona and the relevance of a poem .          Starting with conten t, under this content, we have to criticize the following items;        Theme refers to central idea i...

Qn 1 . Poems like other literary genres have the message to convey and use literary devices to bring about the message. Discuss the truth of the statement by using four poems ANSWER     Poems refer to the piece of poetry or is an arrangement of words containing meaning and musically. Message refers to what have leant literary works. And literary devices refers to specific aspects of literature, in the sense of its universal function as an art form which expresses ideas through language which we can recognize, identify, interpret and or analyze.        It is true that “Poems like other literary genres have the message to convey and use literary devices to bring about the message ”. The statement is proved by using the poems of SUNRISE written by” Jwani Mwaikusa”, TWO DOGS  AT THE GATE written by “ Jwani Mwaikusa”, THE DYING CHILD written by “ Freeman Peter Lwamba” and POOR WOMAN written by “ Jwani Mwaikusa”    ...

  QN: What were the roles of Missionaries in Africa to the colonization process of African Continent? ANSWER *Introduction - provide the meaning of imperialists and missionaries -periodise it *Main body Roles of the Missionaries to the colonization of African Continent -They acted as a bridge between Europe and Africa where African continent came to be known worldwide -They informed Europeans the general information about the richness of Africa -They provide formal education and skills which prepared people to accept colonialism eg collar jobs -They abolished slave trade and slavery -They soften African hearts to accept Whiteman and letter to accept colonialism -They signed bogus treaties eg, Dr Brazza and Karl Peters *Conclusion You can conclude that, not only missionaries pave the way to the colonization of African continent but also, traders and Explorers.

  Qn. “Early contacts between Africa and outsiders facilitated the under development of African continent” evaluate the truth of this statement with not less than six points. Answer. Introduction. -concept about early contacts -periodization -Name the key participants Main body(how early contacts facilitated under development to African countries) - Unequal exchange eg, European exported valuable goods from Africa while importing valueless goods to Africa -Slave trade, this caused famine, depopulation, fall in production and civil wars -Technological stagnation eg via importing manufactured goods in Africa. -Decline in internal trade such as Trans Saharan trade -Early Contacts pave the way to the establishment of colonialism in African countries -Disruption of culture and traditional life -Social and economic decline of some states Conclusion You can comment or summarize the questions