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1,250 prompts matching "Grammar Quiz: Forming the past participle of an irregular verb"

Checkpoint English Y8: The closing of a speech β€” Writing Task

Act as my JSS2 English examiner. Set me an exam-standard question on the closing of a spee

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Checkpoint English Y8: The tone of a review β€” Common Mistakes

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Checkpoint English Y8: Writing a review of a Nigerian film or book β€” Checkpoint Practice

Act as my JSS2 English tutor. Give me five practice questions on writing a review of a Nig

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Checkpoint English Y8: The main clause of a sentence β€” Teach Me

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Checkpoint English Y8: The subordinate clause β€” Quiz Me

Act as my JSS2 English tutor and quiz me on the subordinate clause. Ask five questions one

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Checkpoint English Y8: A pair of dashes round an aside β€” Spot My Mistake

Act as my JSS2 English examiner. Set me an exam-standard question on a pair of dashes roun

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Checkpoint English Y8: What the passive voice is β€” Quiz Me

Act as my JSS2 English tutor and quiz me on what the passive voice is. Ask five questions

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Checkpoint English Y8: A regional expression and its standard equivalent β€” Quiz Me

Act as my JSS2 English tutor and quiz me on a regional expression and its standard equival

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Checkpoint English Y8: The register of a formal letter β€” Explain It Back

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Checkpoint English Y8: The register of a school speech β€” Timed Drill

Act as my JSS2 English tutor. Give me five practice questions on the register of a school

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Checkpoint English Y8: Changing a question into reported speech β€” Quiz Me

Act as my JSS2 English tutor and quiz me on changing a question into reported speech. Ask

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Checkpoint English Y8: Two words with the same denotation but different connotations β€” Quiz Me

Act as my JSS2 English tutor and quiz me on two words with the same denotation but differe

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Checkpoint English Y8: The pace of a persuasive delivery β€” Explain It Back

Act as my JSS2 English examiner. Set me an exam-standard question on the pace of a persuas

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Grammar β€” expanding a bare noun into a full noun phrase

Act as my JSS2 English tutor and teach me expanding a bare noun into a full noun phrase. E

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Punctuation β€” the colon and the semicolon

Act as my JSS2 English tutor and look at my attempt at the colon and the semicolon. Give m

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Vocabulary β€” the agriculture and horticulture

Act as my JSS2 English tutor and give me practice exercises on the agriculture and horticu

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Grammar β€” where an adjectival phrase sits in a sentence

Act as my JSS2 English tutor and teach me where an adjectival phrase sits in a sentence. E

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Vocabulary β€” the building and construction register

Act as my JSS2 English tutor and help me write a short piece that uses the building and co

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Reading β€” a writer's techniques and their

Act as my JSS2 English tutor and teach me about a writer's techniques and their effect on

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Oral English — the affricates /tʃ/ and /dʒ/

Act as my JSS2 English tutor and teach me the affricates /tʃ/ and /dʒ/. Explain it clearly

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