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Checkpoint English Y7: The body language of a good listener — Timed Drill

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Checkpoint English Y7: The commonest faults in a group discussion — Checkpoint Practice

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JSS1 Literature: How a set play establishes its situation

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JSS1 Literature Discussion: A character revealed through stage directions

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JSS1 Literature: Comparing a myth with a legend

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JSS1 Literature: How that conflict changes a character

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JSS1 Literature Discussion: Narrative and dramatic poetry

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JSS1 Literature: Lyric and descriptive poetry

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JSS1 Literature Discussion: How a legend differs from a folktale

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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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Literature Tutor: Spotting a descriptive noun in a prose passage

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Literature Check: Identifying a writer's purpose and style

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Literature Check: Finding a simile in a myth or legend

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Literature Check: Superstition in popular legends

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Literature Discussion: Narrative writing in a non-fiction text

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Literature Tutor: How a non-fiction narrative differs from a story

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Literature Discussion: Rhyme and rhyme pattern in a poem

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Literature Discussion: How prose differs from poetry in form

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Literature Tutor: How prose differs from poetry in purpose

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