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ENGLISH 101+:A Manual for English Students past question for the year 2020 examines 100 level Arts and Humanities students of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), offering EGL101 course on their knowledge of English, language characteristics, Language Description levels, functions of language, branches of linguistics, History of English Usage in Nigeria, Dictionary, Communication Skills, language skills, Speaking Skills, lexical relations, intersentence connection, Synonyms, Homonym, Homophone, Hyponymy, Collocation, Ellipsis, Substitution, Conjunction, Grammatical Rankscale, English Morpheme, noun, nominalisation, nominal group, Applying Adverbs, English minor sentence, Syndetic Coordination, Asyndetic Coordination, concord, Subject-verb Concord, Agreement in English.
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