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1,250 prompts matching "Checkpoint English Y7: Using a single word as evidence for an inference β€” Spot M"

Literature (deeper) β€” the words that set a poem's tone

Act as my JSS2 English tutor and take me deeper into the words that set a poem's tone: go

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Oral English β€” rising and falling intonation

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Summary β€” timed summary to a stated word count

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Oral English β€” minimal pairs across the Year 8 vowel

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Oral English β€” minimal pairs across the Year 8

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Oral English β€” full phonemic transcription of

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Oral English β€” connected speech in performance

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Literature Focus: The words that signal an opinion rather than a fact

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Literature Check β€” The single effect a short story aims at

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Listening & Speaking Practice β€” The consonant sounds /t/, /g/ and /k/ using phonetic symbols

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Listening & Speaking Discussion β€” Telling /g/ from /k/ at the end of a word

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Reading Focus: Choosing the nearest word in meaning from four

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Listening & Speaking Focus: Long and short vowel contrasts, such as fan/farm and...

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Reading Check β€” Weighing whether a writer's evidence is enough

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Writing Check β€” Writing a rhyming poem with at least three verses

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Listening & Speaking Focus: The /k/ and /g/ sounds at the start and at the end of a word

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Writing Focus: The linking words that join one paragraph to the next

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Reading Quiz β€” Working out word meaning from context clues

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Listening & Speaking Check β€” The diphthong /eΙͺ/, as in day

Act as my JSS2 English tutor and check my understanding of the diphthong /eΙͺ/, as in day.

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Grammar Check β€” Active and passive verbs β€” who performs versus who...

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