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1,250 prompts matching "Checkpoint English Y9: Explaining a structural choice in a paragraph β€” Checkpoin"

Writing Discussion β€” The paragraph that states my qualifications

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Writing Quiz β€” Turning an outline into full paragraphs

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Reading Discussion β€” The key words that carry a paragraph's meaning

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Writing Practice β€” The reasons that support my choice

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Writing Quiz β€” The paragraph that says how I will get there

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Writing Feedback β€” Writing your own folktale in well-organised paragraphs

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JSS2 Reading: Detecting bias through word choice, selection of evidence and omission

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JSS2 Spelling & Punctuation: Paragraphing a continuous text and punctuating its openings and closings

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JSS2 Reading: Inferring a writer's attitude from implication, tone and word choice

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JSS2 Summary: Reducing one paragraph to a single point

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JSS2 Summary: Reducing a second paragraph in your own words

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JSS2 Vocabulary: The words used in the barracks and at a checkpoint

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Oral English β€” the centring diphthongs /ΙͺΙ™/, /eΙ™/ and

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Oral English β€” final consonant clusters of two and

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Oral English β€” word stress in three- and four-syllable

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Oral English β€” the approximants /l/ and /r/ in

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Oral English β€” the approximants /j/ and /w/; linking

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Oral English β€” final consonant clusters of two

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Oral English β€” final consonant clusters of three

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Oral English β€” word stress in four-syllable words

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