Dictation for the Week – Basic 6 English Lesson Note (Second Term)
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- Subject
- English Studies
- Class
- Basic 6
- Term
- Second Term
- Topic
- Dictation for the Week
- Order
- Topic 26 of 41 this term
- Reading time
- 1 min
This Week’s Spelling Words:
- consequences – results of actions
- medicines – drugs that help treat illness
- prescribed – ordered by a doctor
- addiction – inability to stop using something harmful
- illegal – against the law
- vulnerable – easily harmed
- antibiotics – medicines that fight bacterial infections
- substances – materials or drugs
- supervision – guidance and watching over
- experiment – to try or test something
Exercise H – Dictation Practice
Practice these sentences for Friday’s dictation:
- The consequences of using illegal substances can be very serious for young people.
- Medicines prescribed by doctors should only be taken under proper supervision.
- Addiction to harmful drugs makes people vulnerable to many health problems.
- Students should never experiment with dangerous substances that can cause addiction.
- Antibiotics and other prescribed medicines have positive consequences when used correctly.
Exercise I – Spelling Preparation
Complete these words:
- consequ_ _ _ es
- medic_ _ _s
- prescr_ _ _d
- addict_ _ _
- vulner_ _ _e
This term's English Studies topics
Basic 6 Second Term · 41 topics
- Writing: Technical Manuals
- Writing: Expository Essay
- Speech Work: Guided Speech Making
- Structure: Similes and Metaphors
- Reading: Drug Use and Consequences
- Dictation for the Week
- Writing: Expository Composition
- Supplementary Reading
- Speech Work: Guided Speech Making: Vote of Thanks
- Reading: Passage on Important Topics in Nature
- Grammar: Word Formation: Verbs from Adjectives


