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1,244 prompts matching "Checkpoint English Y9: Checking that every sentence ends properly — Teach Me"
Grammar Focus: Adverbial clauses of condition — if, unless, provided,...
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Subscribe to unlock allGrammar Focus: Turning statements into questions correctly
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Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Grammar: Head nouns and modifiers in the noun phrase
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Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Spelling & Punctuation: Brackets and dashes for parenthesis
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Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Spelling & Punctuation: Punctuating a list whose items already contain commas
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Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Grammar: The prepositional phrase and its two functions
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Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Spelling & Punctuation: Paragraphing a continuous text and punctuating its openings and closings
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Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Grammar: All five phrase types
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Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Spelling & Punctuation: Colon, semicolon, brackets, dashes, lists and quotations together
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Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Grammar: Distinguishing main from subordinate clauses and punctuating a subordinate clause by its position
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Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Spelling & Punctuation: The apostrophe in possessives, contractions and plurals of abbreviations
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Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Spelling & Punctuation: Spelling accurately across a word family, e.g. conserve, conservation, conservationist
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Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Spelling & Punctuation: Adding prefixes and suffixes accurately, e.g. irregular, dissatisfied, manageable
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Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Grammar: Phrases, clauses and the continuous and perfect tense system in extended writing
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Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Spelling & Punctuation: A self-editing protocol for correcting my recurring errors
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Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Spelling & Punctuation: Punctuating defining and non-defining relative clauses correctly
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Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Spelling & Punctuation: Punctuating for emphasis using a fronted clause, a dash or a colon
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Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Spelling & Punctuation: Spelling register vocabulary accurately across a word family, e.g. qualify, qualified, qualification
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Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Spelling & Punctuation: Commonly confused pairs — principal/principle, practice/practise, affect/effect
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