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Checkpoint English Y9: Handling a disagreement β€” Model Answer

Act as my JSS3 English examiner. Set me an exam-standard question on handling a disagreeme

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Checkpoint English Y9: Bringing a wandering discussion back β€” Spot My Mistake

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Checkpoint English Y9: Noting the points made β€” Common Mistakes

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Checkpoint English Y9: Summarising the points fairly β€” Writing Task

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Checkpoint English Y9: Stating the agreement reached β€” Timed Drill

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Checkpoint English Y9: The structure of the reading paper β€” Teach Me

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Checkpoint English Y9: The structure of the writing paper β€” Quiz Me

Act as my JSS3 English tutor and quiz me on the structure of the writing paper. Ask five q

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Checkpoint English Y9: Reading the insert before the questions β€” Explain It Back

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Checkpoint English Y9: The commonest reasons marks are lost β€” Writing Task

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Checkpoint English Y9: The last week before the papers β€” Checkpoint Practice

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What cohesion means in a piece of writing

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Shifting from an informal to a formal register

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Adjuncts of time, place and manner

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Changing register and modality in one rewrite

You are my JSS3 English tutor. Teach me changing register and modality in one rewrite, in

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correcting errors across an eight-hundred-word passage

You are my JSS3 English tutor. Teach me correcting errors across an eight-hundred-word pas

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Analysing how a writer achieves an effect

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Spotting a gap in an argument

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Reading an unseen passage once for gist

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Who wrote a source, and why it matters

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Naming a grammatical function in an unseen text

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