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1,175 prompts matching "Reading Discussion: The key words that signal direction in a text"

Checkpoint English Y8: A slang word and its standard equivalent β€” Practice Set

Act as my JSS2 English tutor. Give me five practice questions on a slang word and its stan

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Checkpoint English Y8: Changing time and place words in reported speech β€” Spot My Mistake

Act as my JSS2 English examiner. Set me an exam-standard question on changing time and pla

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Checkpoint English Y8: A word with a warm connotation β€” Practice Set

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Checkpoint English Y8: A word with a cold connotation β€” Explain It Back

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Checkpoint English Y8: A word whose connotation has changed over time β€” Model Answer

Act as my JSS2 English examiner. Set me an exam-standard question on a word whose connotat

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Checkpoint English Y8: Repeating a point in your own words β€” Quiz Me

Act as my JSS2 English tutor and quiz me on repeating a point in your own words. Ask five

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Checkpoint English Y8: Summarising a discussion fairly β€” Checkpoint Practice

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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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Reading β€” a writer's purpose and intended

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Grammar β€” the verb phrase

Act as my JSS2 English tutor and quiz me on the verb phrase β€” auxiliary plus main verb, fi

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Reading β€” text structure and organisation in

Act as my JSS2 English tutor and discuss text structure and organisation in non-fiction an

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Summarising a process in the right order

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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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Literature (deeper) β€” the images a writer builds with the senses

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Reading β€” implicit meaning and a writer's

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Oral English β€” the nasals /m/, /n/ and /Ε‹/

Act as my JSS2 English tutor and quiz me on the nasals /m/, /n/ and /Ε‹/. Ask me one questi

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Grammar β€” consolidation of the five phrase types

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Reading a text critically for its claims

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Literature (deeper) β€” how the writer's own society shapes the story

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Punctuation β€” the apostrophe reviewed at length

Act as my JSS2 English tutor and look at my attempt at the apostrophe reviewed at length.

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