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1,246 prompts matching "Grammar Discussion — Verbs that are transitive in one sentence and intransitive"

JSS3 Grammar Drill: Nominalising a clause and explaining what the nominalisation hides

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JSS3 Grammar Drill: Naming any grammatical unit in an unseen sentence

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JSS3 Grammar Drill: Correcting 700 words of continuous prose for concord

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JSS3 Grammar Drill: Applying, correcting

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JSS3 Grammar Drill: Correcting 800 words of continuous prose in twenty-five minutes

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JSS3 Grammar Drill: Recasting between active/passive

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JSS3 Grammar: Perfect tenses — present, past and future perfect continuous

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JSS3 Writing: A letter of appreciation to a parent

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JSS3 Grammar: Comparative and superlative forms in argument

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JSS3 Grammar: Direct and indirect (reported) speech transformation

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JSS3 Writing: A narrative that opens in the middle of the action

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The different functions an adverb may serve Check

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The modal that fits a given sentence

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Verbs followed by 'to'

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The modals that ask permission

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JSS3 Vocabulary Focus: Using forty of the term's idioms

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JSS3 Speaking & Listening: Delivering a four-minute assessed persuasive speech

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JSS3 Speaking & Listening: Delivering an assessed individual talk

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Mixing long and short sentences in a paragraph

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What cohesion means in a piece of writing

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