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Reading: Oral and Written Comprehension IV – Basic 3 English Lesson Note (Third Term)

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Subject
English Studies
Class
Basic 3
Term
Third Term
Topic
Reading: Oral and Written Comprehension IV
Order
Topic 57 of 62 this term
Reading time
1 min

Read this passage:

Mr. Adebayo has been a wonderful father to his three children for many years. He has worked as a teacher and has always provided for his family’s needs. Every morning, he has made sure his children are ready for school before he goes to work. Mr. Adebayo had already finished his own education before he started his teaching career. He has taught his children to be honest, hardworking, and respectful. Last week, he had completed all his work early so he could attend his son’s school sports day. The children have always looked up to their father because he has been their role model. Mr. Adebayo says he has learned as much from his children as they have learned from him.

Oral Questions:

  1. What job has Mr. Adebayo been doing?
  2. What has he taught his children?
  3. Why did he complete his work early last week?
  4. Why have the children looked up to their father?

Written Questions:

  1. How long has Mr. Adebayo been a father? _______
  2. What had he finished before starting his career? _______
  3. What has he always provided for his family? _______
  4. What has Mr. Adebayo learned from his children? _______

This term's English Studies topics

Basic 3 Third Term · 62 topics

  1. Reading: Oral and Written Comprehension III
  2. Writing: Composition About ‘A Dog’
  3. Supplementary Reading: “The Hero Dog”
  4. Structure: Present Perfect and Past Perfect Tense
  5. Vocabulary Building VI
  6. Reading: Oral and Written Comprehension IV
  7. Writing: Composition About “My Father”
  8. Structure: Present Perfect and Past Perfect Tense II
  9. Vocabulary Building VII
  10. Reading: Oral and Written Comprehension V
  11. Writing: Composition About “What I Do Everyday”
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