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Nigeria · West Africa 🇳🇬WAEC WASSCE — English Language, Mathematics and 16 elective subjects, each with its own Beginner–Advanced track.
📏 WAEC grades A1–F9. A credit (C6 or better) in five subjects — including English Language and Mathematics — is the standard university entry requirement.
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Beginner
Beginner skill
Comprehension and lexis & structure — the reading and vocabulary foundation for WAEC Paper 1.
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StartMain Ideas in Passages
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Finding Explicit Details
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🔒 After lessonsLexis & Structure
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Synonyms & Register
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Antonyms in Context
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Intermediate
Intermediate skill
Inference and English structure — deeper reading and grammar for WASSCE.
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Inference in Prose
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Vocabulary in Context
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🔒 After lessonsEnglish Structure
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Subject–Verb Agreement
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Tense & Sequence
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Advanced
Advanced skill
Purpose, summary and advanced English — the skills that separate top WASSCE English grades.
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- Lexis: words nearest in meaning (synonyms) in sentence contextSynonyms & Register →Vocabulary in Context →
- Lexis: words opposite in meaning (antonyms) in sentence contextAntonyms in Context →Vocabulary in Context →
- Lexis: choosing the word or phrase that best completes a sentence (vocabulary in context)Vocabulary in Context →
- Idioms, idiomatic and figurative expressions — interpretationPractise →
- Register: vocabulary of specific fields (home, school, sports, agriculture, commerce, law, politics, religion, health, science and technology, transport, media)Practise →
- Collocations, phrasal verbs and fixed expressionsPractise →
- Words commonly confused or misused (homonyms, homophones, near-synonyms, spelling)Practise →
- Word formation (affixes, derivation, compounding, word classes)Practise →
- Interpretation of sentences (choosing the sentence that best conveys the meaning)Synonyms & Register →
- Concord (subject–verb agreement, notional and proximity concord)Subject–Verb Agreement →
- Tenses, sequence of tenses and verb forms (regular/irregular, participles, gerunds, infinitives)Tense & Sequence →
- Auxiliary and modal verbsPractise →
- Nouns (countable/uncountable, plurals, possessives, collective nouns)Practise →
- Pronouns (case, reflexive/emphatic, relative, agreement with antecedent)Pronoun Reference →
- Adjectives and adverbs (order, comparison, position)Practise →
- PrepositionsPractise →
- Conjunctions and connectives (linking and contrast words)Practise →
- Articles, determiners and quantifiersPractise →
- Question tagsPractise →
- Active and passive voicePractise →
- Direct and reported (indirect) speechPractise →
- Clauses and sentence structure (relative, adverbial and conditional clauses; simple, compound, complex sentences)Practise →
- Punctuation and mechanicsPunctuation & Clauses →
- Comprehension: main idea of a passage or paragraphMain Ideas in Passages →
- Comprehension: specific facts and details stated in the passageFinding Explicit Details →
- Comprehension: inference and drawing conclusionsInference in Prose →
- Comprehension: meaning of words and phrases as used in the passage (replacement words)Practise →
- Comprehension: grammatical name and function of expressions from the passagePractise →
- Comprehension: figures of speech and figurative expressions in the passagePractise →
- Comprehension: writer's purpose, tone, mood and attitudeAuthor's Purpose →
- Summary: identifying the relevant points for a stated purposeAuthor's Purpose →Summary Skills →
- Summary: choosing the sentence that best summarises a paragraph or the passageSummary Skills →
- Pure vowels (monophthongs): identifying vowel sounds in wordsPractise →
- DiphthongsPractise →
- TriphthongsPractise →
- Consonant sounds (voiced/voiceless, place and manner of articulation)Practise →
- Consonant clusters (initial and final)Practise →
- Letters and sounds: same sound in different spellings, silent lettersPractise →
- Minimal pairs and sound contrasts (vowel and consonant discrimination)Practise →
- HomophonesPractise →
- Rhymes (words that rhyme)Practise →
- Word stress (stressed syllable in two-, three- and polysyllabic words)Practise →
- Emphatic (contrastive) stress in sentencesPractise →
- Intonation (rising and falling tunes)Practise →
- Phonetic symbols and transcriptionPractise →
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