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345 prompts matching "Literature Feedback — Why people write down their own lives"

JSS1 Speaking Practice: Conducting a short, polite telephone conversation with a clear purpose

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JSS1 Vocabulary Check: The Fishing word list (trawler, angling, hatchery, aquaculture, net-mending)

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JSS1 Speaking Practice: Explaining a process clearly enough for a listener to repeat it

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JSS1 Vocabulary Check: The Food and Nutrition word list

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JSS1 Vocabulary Check: The Communication word list (bulletin, correspondence, dispatch, broadcast, subscriber)

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JSS1 Speaking Practice: Performing a poem from memory with control of pace and volume

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JSS1 Vocabulary Check: The Government and Administration word list

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JSS1 Speaking Practice: Taking part in a chaired group discussion on a civic question

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JSS1 Vocabulary Check: The Money, Banking and Stock Exchange word list

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JSS1 Speaking Practice: Telling a tale aloud to an audience, managing pace

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JSS1 Vocabulary Check: The Music and Entertainment word list (rehearsal, repertoire, percussion, lyrics, premiere)

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JSS1 Oral English: The consonant and stress work of the whole year

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Writing Tutor: Giving an opinion on the work of the FRSC

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Writing Practice: Writing an argumentative essay, e.g. FRSC versus the police

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Reading Practice: Answering questions intelligently from a passage

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Speaking & Listening Practice: The position of main ideas in a passage: beginning, middle or end

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Grammar Check: Term 3 revision

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Types of Nouns in Nigerian Sentences

Act as my JSS1 English tutor. Explain the five types of nouns — common, proper, concrete,

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Choosing Determiners: A, An, Some, Much, Many

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Fixing Pronoun Case: 'to me' not 'to I'

Act as my JSS1 English tutor. Explain why we say 'to me' and not 'to I' after a verb or pr

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