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JSS3 Grammar: Weak forms and word boundaries in connected speech

Act as my JSS3 oral English tutor. Teach me how words like above, alone and abound use wea

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JSS3 Grammar: Perfect tenses — present, past and future perfect continuous

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Teach me how present perfect, past perfect, future perfect a

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JSS3 Grammar: Auxiliary verbs and their functions

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Teach me the difference between primary and modal auxiliary

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JSS3 Grammar: Comparative and superlative forms in argument

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Teach me how to use comparative and superlative adjective fo

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JSS3 Grammar: Direct and indirect (reported) speech transformation

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Teach me the rules for turning direct speech into reported s

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JSS3 Grammar: The commonest errors with question tags

You are my JSS3 English tutor. Teach me the commonest errors with question tags, in clear

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JSS3 Grammar: Commonly confused word pairs (affect/effect, its/it's)

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Teach me the difference between commonly confused word pairs

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JSS3 Grammar: Countable and uncountable nouns in formal writing

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Teach me how countable and uncountable nouns behave differen

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JSS3 Grammar: The subjunctive in formal requests and wishes

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Teach me how the subjunctive mood appears in formal English,

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JSS3 Grammar: Using linking adverbials to build a formal argument

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Teach me formal linking adverbials such as furthermore, neve

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JSS3 Grammar: Using 'it' as a dummy or empty subject

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Teach me how 'it' works as a dummy subject in sentences like

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JSS3 Grammar: Fronting adverbials for emphasis in persuasive writing

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Teach me how fronting an adverbial (moving it to the start o

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JSS3 Grammar: Concord between subject and verb in tricky cases

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Teach me subject-verb concord in tricky cases, such as colle

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Varying sentence openings for effect Practice

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Give me five practice questions on varying sentence openings

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Linking words that add an idea Practice

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Shifting from a formal to an informal register Practice

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The modals of possibility Practice

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Give me five practice questions on the modals of possibility

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Act as my JSS3 English tutor and teach me about nominalisation. Explain turning processes

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Choosing the best of two recastings Practice

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Give me five practice questions on choosing the best of two

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Naming the grammatical function of a phrase Practice

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Give me five practice questions on naming the grammatical fu

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