ENG PP1 MS f
ENG PP1 MS f
Format: (6 marks)
Sender’s address-1 mk
Recipient’s address-1 mk
Date –(must be written in full)- ½ mk
Salutation- ½ mk
Heading/ subject- Apology1 mk
Valediction- 2 mks
Content: (8 marks)
State that you are apologizing and Accept wrong done 1mk
Show remorse-without justifying self-of the misconduct 1mk
Consequently state reasons for apologizing: the embarrassment
caused, destruction of property, waste of time/ unmet
objectives, 2mk
Accept punishment given/ show action taken on 2mk
Willingness to replace the damaged item. 1mk
Promise to not repeat the mistake 1mk
Language: (6 marks)
B=5mks,
C= 3-4 mks,
D= 1-2 mks
1. methods
2. is
3. out
4. example
5. must
6. for
7. and
8. departments
9. proper
10. as
3: ORAL SKILLS
a)
(i) Aa bb cc dd It is regular and therefore predictable-each 1
(ii) Alliteration- Her hardest hue to hold /h/
So Eden sank to grief /s/
(iii) Eden, sank,grief because the emphasize on the effects of eventuality.
The are the content words
(iv) Verbal-Using a falling intonation to mark finality
Non-verbal-Shake my head to show disappointment
b)
Allow her to ask questions if she has not understood any step
c)
Rising
Falling
Falling
Rising
Falling
d)
Kernel
Buoy
Lyre
Key
e)
I would articulate each word clearly to ensure my message is well
understood
Vary my tone to avoid boring the audience
Stress important points for emphasis
Appropriate voice projection to ensure the audience gets the message
Appropriate Pauses between sentences
Inject humor to keep the audience interested
(Any other relevant verbal cue of communication, do not award non-verbal)
i)
Bijumas utterances are in the wrong register
She speaks to her former teachers as if she were speaking to her agemates
Bijuma fails to observe empathy in her speech when she fails to
acknowledge Mr Wanyama who is not feeling well
(Any other relevant point)
ii)
The age of the person she is speaking to
The relationship casual to both interlocutors-formal, informal,casual
The topic of discussion and how it relates to both
The language the other person addresses you in-Indication of distance
(Any three points 1 mark each)