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Checkpoint English Y7: What a summary must keep, and what it may drop β€” Teach Me

Act as my JSS1 English examiner. Set me an exam-standard question on what a summary must k

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Checkpoint English Y7: What a simile is, and how to spot one β€” Teach Me

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Checkpoint English Y7: What a metaphor is, and how to spot one β€” Quiz Me

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Checkpoint English Y7: What personification is, and how to spot one β€” Practice Set

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Checkpoint English Y7: A photograph and its caption β€” Model Answer

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Checkpoint English Y7: Writing about character and setting together β€” Checkpoint Practice

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Checkpoint English Y7: Onomatopoeia and its effect β€” Model Answer

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Checkpoint English Y7: The topic sentence, and where it sits β€” Quiz Me

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Checkpoint English Y7: A sentence fragment, and how to mend it β€” Timed Drill

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Checkpoint English Y7: A run-on sentence, and how to mend it β€” Checkpoint Practice

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Checkpoint English Y7: The comma splice, and how to mend it β€” Model Answer

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Checkpoint English Y7: A word that is too grand for the task β€” Writing Task

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Checkpoint English Y7: Checking for full stops and capital letters β€” Quiz Me

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JSS1 Word Building: Converting between direct and reported speech, adjusting tense, pronouns and time

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JSS1 Literature Discussion: The consequence a character must face

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Literature Discussion: The features a drama text must have

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Literature Discussion: Audience and poetic language in a selected poem

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Word Classes: Nouns, Verbs and Adjectives

Act as my JSS1 English tutor. Teach me how to tell nouns, verbs and adjectives apart in a

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Fixing Pronoun Case: 'to me' not 'to I'

Act as my JSS1 English tutor. Explain why we say 'to me' and not 'to I' after a verb or pr

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Simple Present and Simple Past Tense

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