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1,184 prompts matching "Reading Discussion — The lesson at the end of a folktale"

Reading Tutor: Interpreting a writer's point of view

You are my JSS1 English tutor. Teach me interpreting a writer's point of view, in clear st

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Literature Discussion: Narrative writing in a non-fiction text

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Reading Check: The evidence for an implied meaning

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Literature Discussion: Rhyme and rhyme pattern in a poem

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Reading Discussion: Reading a passage for its salient points

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

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Literature Check: The story a ballad tells

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Reading Discussion: Previewing a text before reading it

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Literature Check: The poet's mood in a poem

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Literature Discussion: What makes a play a comedy

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Literature Tutor: The part the audience plays in a performance

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Spelling Words That End in -ible and -able

Act as my JSS1 English tutor. Explain the -ible and -able spelling rule and its common exc

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Reading for Character: What People Say and Do

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Reading a Poem for the Speaker and the Images

Act as my JSS1 English tutor. Give me a short poem and ask me to identify who is speaking,

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JSS1 Literature Discussion: A character revealed through stage directions

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JSS1 Literature Discussion: Choosing a text to represent each genre

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Literature Discussion: Spotting a powerful verb in a prose passage

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Reading Discussion: Identifying a writer's opinion in a passage

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Literature Discussion: How prose differs from poetry in form

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Reading a Shakespeare Scene in Verse

Act as my JSS1 English tutor. Give me a short scene of Shakespearean verse with a glossary

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