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JSS1 Speaking Practice: Turning rough notes into full sentences

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JSS1 Literature Quiz: What dialogue reveals about a character

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JSS1 Vocabulary Check: The Fishing word list (trawler, angling, hatchery, aquaculture, net-mending)

Act as my JSS1 English tutor and check my understanding of the Fishing word list (trawler,

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JSS1 Reading Skill: Finding the topic sentence of a paragraph

You are my JSS1 English tutor. Teach me finding the topic sentence of a paragraph, in clea

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JSS1 Sound Practice: Telling the sounds in lice and rice apart

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JSS1 Oral English: Telling the sounds in light and right apart

You are my JSS1 English tutor. Teach me telling the sounds in light and right apart, in cl

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JSS1 Grammar Practice: The definite and indefinite articles

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JSS1 Reading Practice: Separating a claim from the evidence for it

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JSS1 Speaking Practice: Explaining a process clearly enough for a listener to repeat it

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JSS1 Literature Quiz: The main theme of a set play about hostel life

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JSS1 Summary Practice: Reducing a passage to three sentences

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JSS1 Speaking & Listening: Planning a two-minute talk

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JSS1 Literature: The plot of a set play taken as a whole

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JSS1 Literature Quiz: What the play as a whole says to its audience

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JSS1 Grammar Practice: Comparative and superlative forms used to compare, rank and evaluate

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JSS1 Speaking & Listening: Taking a defined role

Act as my JSS1 English tutor and coach me on taking a defined role — chair, note-taker, ti

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JSS1 Literature: The narrative point of view of that text

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JSS1 Sound Practice: Minimal pairs with short vowels

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JSS1 Literature Quiz: How a character's choice drives an event

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JSS1 Reading Quiz: Working out an unfamiliar word in a poem

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