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27 - 07 - 2020
EXERCISE 10

ANSWERS TO EXERCISE 9 QUESTIONS


20 - 07 - 2020
EXERCISE 9


WEEK 11
EXERCISE 7


WEEK 6 EXERCISE 6
JHS 2 GA QUESTIONS  Ex 6
SANEŊMAA
1. Ona aloo onu hela gbonyo ni egbɛ eshwa jeŋ fɛɛ kɛ Ghana;ni no hewɔ ehiii bo skul yaa lɛ,ŋmaa osusumɔ yɛ hela nɛɛ he.(150 words least)

KUSUM
2. Namɔ ni?
i.Tsutsu lɛ,lɛ ji lumɔ ni kwɔ.
........
ii. Lɛ ji mɔ ni woɔ ni ekpaa ؛maŋtsɛ.
..........
iii. Eyeɔ wɔŋbɔɔ loo loomɔ saji.
.........
iv. Ta beiaŋ lɛ,ejaa tutsofa.
.........
v. Etsɔɔ hei kɛ bei anɔ ni agbalaa adra.
.........
vi. Etoɔ ni ekpaa maŋtsɛ yɛ La kɛTɛshi.
.........
vii. Atoɔ lɛ yɛ nilee kɛ naatselɛ hewɔ.
...........
viii. Ehiɛnyamwoo gbɛi ji  "Nuumo".
..........
ix. Blema lɛ,lɛ enyɛɔ ebuɔ maŋtsɛ gbele fɔ.
...........
x. Amɛ ni amɛfuɔ maŋtsɛ gbonyo.
...........

3.AKPɔWOO
ŋmalamɔ wiemɔi nɛɛ awiemɔhaaji.
i. agbuteŋ .......
ii. kua ........
iii. srɛŋkifonyo .....
iv. mama .........
v. pɛŋ .......
WEEK 5 - EXERCISE FIVE (5)

{Saneŋmaa}
1.ŋmaa wolo oyaha onaanyo ko yɛ skul kroko ni owo lɛ ŋaa yɛ bɔ ni ebaawi ehe kɛjɛ "Covid 19" hela gbonyo lɛ he.

Ha saji nɛɛ ahetoo 
2.Mɛni ji aklɔkuaŋ saji?
3.Mɛni ji wojiaŋ saji?
4. Ha aklɔkuaŋ saji nɔkwɛmɔnii enumɔ.

Akpɔwoo
5. Tsɔɔmɔ wiemɔ wekui amli ni wiemɔi nɛɛ yɔɔ;
i. gbekɛ ---
ii. atsɛɔ ---
iii. akɛ ---
iv. shii etɛ ---
v. jogbaŋŋ ---

6. Tsɔɔmɔ fɔŋwiemɔi nɛɛ ashishi;
i. je nijiaŋ wui -------
ii. wo lilɛi kɔli ----
iii. kɛ mɔ ko fo takoŋ-----
iv. yeee ŋoo dɔŋŋ ----
v. ŋmɛ nɔ ko anyagba ----














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