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Grammar Check: Prepositions of time (more practice)

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Reading Tutor: Reading a passage on a contemporary issue

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Writing Feedback: The types of letter and when each is used

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Writing Tutor: The parts of a formal letter

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Speaking & Listening Practice: Consonant clusters in splash and spread

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Reading Check: Holding the points of a passage in mind

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Speaking & Listening Practice: The diphthong heard in Mary and rain

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Reading Tutor: An author's mood of anger or doubt

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Writing Tutor: Arranging the ideas of an argument in order

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Literature Discussion: The concise language of a poem

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Grammar Tutor: Telling an adjective from an adverb

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Reading Check: Working out the purpose of a text

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Writing Tutor: Sequencing those ideas into paragraphs

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Speaking & Listening Practice: The diphthong heard in oil, boil and foil

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Grammar Check: Naming what each adverbial tells you

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Reading Tutor: Finding the salient points of a formal letter

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Writing Practice: Planning a formal letter to a principal

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Writing Feedback: Drafting a formal letter to a principal

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Literature Discussion: The meaning of an African poem

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Speaking & Listening Practice: The weak form heard in listen and about

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