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1,250 prompts matching "Writing Practice: Choosing a main idea for an expository essay"

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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Literature (deeper) β€” a symbol that stands for an idea in a poem

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Writing Practice β€” Writing an essay that expresses your opinion on a given...

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Grammar Practice β€” Pronouns that stand in for a noun already named

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Writing Check β€” Giving each paragraph one main idea

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Writing Focus: Brainstorming ideas, arranging them logically, and...

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Writing Practice β€” Opening a narrative so that a reader wants to go on

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Writing Discussion β€” The plan an expository essay follows

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Grammar Practice β€” The going-to future for a plan already made

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Writing Focus: The difference between formal and informal letters,...

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Grammar Practice β€” In, on and at for times and dates

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Reading Practice β€” Scanning a passage for one fact

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Grammar Feedback β€” The difference between will and shall in formal writing

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Writing Quiz β€” Writing an informal letter to an uncle who received a...

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Literature Practice β€” How literary language differs from ordinary writing in prose

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Writing Focus: Writing an opinion essay on examination malpractice

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Writing Practice β€” Writing a poem using personification, metaphor and simile

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Writing Focus: Comparing formal and informal letters, then writing a...

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Writing Feedback β€” Choosing the right letter for the reader

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JSS2 Grammar Practice: Using distinguishing main from subordinate clauses and punctuating a subordinate clause by its position correctly

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