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1,250 prompts matching "Checkpoint English Y7: Assonance and its effect β€” Explain It Back"

Reading β€” reading an unseen play extract for

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Punctuation β€” spelling changes at the suffix

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Writing β€” the Year 8 portfolio

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Vocabulary β€” figurative versus literal usage across

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Writing Practice β€” Writing an essay that expresses your opinion on a given...

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Literature Focus: The words that signal an opinion rather than a fact

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Literature Practice β€” The features of a short story or novelette

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Listening & Speaking Focus: The short vowel sounds in simple Nigerian names

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Grammar Focus: The order two or three adjectives take before a noun

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Reading Check β€” Working out word meanings from context clues in a passage

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Reading Focus: Choosing the nearest word in meaning from four

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Reading Practice β€” Identifying a writer's purpose β€” to dissuade, stimulate...

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Writing Focus: Arranging my arguments from weakest to strongest

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Reading Focus: The expressions that give a writer's attitude away

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Writing Check β€” Writing a rhyming poem with at least three verses

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Writing Focus: The linking words that join one paragraph to the next

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Listening & Speaking Check β€” The diphthong /eΙͺ/, as in day

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Reading Focus: Reading for speed β€” good eyesight, avoiding vocalising,...

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Listening & Speaking Practice β€” Stress patterns in two-syllable words

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Grammar Focus: Replacing an adverb with an adverbial phrase

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