English Studies
AI prompts for junior secondary learners.
1,136 prompts matching "The Four Sentence Purposes"
Listening & Speaking Check — Hearing which of three syllables is stressed
Act as my JSS2 English tutor. Check whether I have really understood hearing which of thre
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Subscribe to unlock allListening & Speaking Focus: Question tags with correct stress and intonation
Act as my JSS2 English tutor and teach me question tags with correct stress and intonation
Subscribe to unlock allReading Check — Separating what is proved from what is claimed
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Subscribe to unlock allLiterature Practice — Hyperbole — deliberate exaggeration — and building...
Act as my JSS2 English tutor and give me a set of practice exercises on hyperbole — delibe
Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Spelling & Punctuation: Punctuating a list whose items already contain commas
Act as my JSS2 English tutor. Explain the rule for punctuating a list whose items already
Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Writing: An article for a school or national magazine with a headline
Act as my JSS2 English tutor. Help me plan and write an article for a school or national m
Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Spelling & Punctuation: Paragraphing a continuous text and punctuating its openings and closings
Act as my JSS2 English tutor. Explain the rule for paragraphing a continuous text and punc
Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Grammar: All five phrase types
Act as my JSS2 English tutor. Teach me about all five phrase types — noun, verb, adjectiva
Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Grammar Practice: Using all five phrase types correctly
Act as my JSS2 English tutor. Give me ten sentences to practise all five phrase types — no
Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Grammar Practice: Using distinguishing main from subordinate clauses and punctuating a subordinate clause by its position correctly
Act as my JSS2 English tutor. Give me ten sentences to practise distinguishing main from s
Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Spelling & Punctuation: Spelling accurately across a word family, e.g. conserve, conservation, conservationist
Act as my JSS2 English tutor. Explain the rule for spelling accurately across a word famil
Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Spelling & Punctuation: Adding prefixes and suffixes accurately, e.g. irregular, dissatisfied, manageable
Act as my JSS2 English tutor. Explain the rule for adding prefixes and suffixes accurately
Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Spelling & Punctuation: A self-editing protocol for correcting my recurring errors
Act as my JSS2 English tutor. Explain the rule for a self-editing protocol for correcting
Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Spelling & Punctuation: Punctuating defining and non-defining relative clauses correctly
Act as my JSS2 English tutor. Explain the rule for punctuating defining and non-defining r
Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Spelling & Punctuation: Punctuating for emphasis using a fronted clause, a dash or a colon
Act as my JSS2 English tutor. Explain the rule for punctuating for emphasis using a fronte
Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Spelling & Punctuation: Spelling register vocabulary accurately across a word family, e.g. qualify, qualified, qualification
Act as my JSS2 English tutor. Explain the rule for spelling register vocabulary accurately
Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Spelling & Punctuation: Commonly confused pairs — principal/principle, practice/practise, affect/effect
Act as my JSS2 English tutor. Explain the rule for commonly confused pairs — principal/pri
Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Spelling & Punctuation: Punctuating a formal letter and a report, including headings and address blocks
Act as my JSS2 English tutor. Explain the rule for punctuating a formal letter and a repor
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