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JSS3 Oral English: Reading a WAEC-style passage aloud with natural rhythm

Act as my JSS3 oral English tutor. Give me a short passage and coach me on reading it alou

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JSS3 Oral English: Practising a WAEC-style dictation exercise

Act as my JSS3 oral English tutor. Read me (in text form) a short passage a sentence at a

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JSS3 Oral English: Interviewing a partner and reporting back

Act as my JSS3 oral English tutor. Give me interview questions to ask an imaginary classma

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JSS3 Oral English: Presenting both sides of an issue aloud

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JSS3 Reading: A passage on global warming for critical evaluation

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JSS3 Grammar: Adverbials of course, purpose, condition and contrast

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Teach me adverbials of course/reason (so that, in order to),

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JSS3 Writing: An advertisement using powerful persuasive verbs

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JSS3 Literature: Comparing Stigma with a Year 7 or 8 set text

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. I am in JSS 3. Help me compare Stigma with a text I studied

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JSS3 Grammar: Countable and uncountable nouns in formal writing

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JSS3 Reading: Distinguishing a writer's fact from an inference

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JSS3 Speaking: Answering rapid-fire comprehension questions aloud

Act as my JSS3 oral English tutor. Read me a short passage, then fire quick comprehension

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JSS3 Reading: Answering a 'why' inference question with full evidence

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Give me a short passage and a 'why' inference question, then

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JSS3 Speaking: Presenting a short current-affairs update

Act as my JSS3 oral English tutor. Give me a simple current-affairs topic and coach me on

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JSS3 Writing: Editing a classmate's paragraph for clarity

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JSS3 Reading: Spotting loaded or emotive words in a report

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Give me a short report-style passage and help me spot loaded

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Checkpoint English Y9: Embedding a quotation in your own sentence β€” Quiz Me

Act as my JSS3 English tutor and quiz me on embedding a quotation in your own sentence. As

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Checkpoint English Y9: Quoting a single word β€” Explain It Back

Act as my JSS3 English examiner. Set me an exam-standard question on quoting a single word

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Checkpoint English Y9: When not to quote at all β€” Spot My Mistake

Act as my JSS3 English examiner. Set me an exam-standard question on when not to quote at

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Checkpoint English Y9: Checking that a quotation is copied exactly β€” Checkpoint Practice

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Give me five practice questions on checking that a quotation

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Checkpoint English Y9: Analysing a phrase β€” Quiz Me

Act as my JSS3 English tutor and quiz me on analysing a phrase. Ask five questions one at

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