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JSS1 Reading Skill: Identifying a writer's viewpoint in a public notice

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JSS1 Literature: The central symbol of a set poem

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JSS1 Literature Discussion: The features that mark a folktale cycle

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JSS1 Literature: What a folktale cycle does for its community

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JSS1 Speaking & Listening: Sustaining a speaking role over several turns

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JSS1 Literature Discussion: How a legend differs from a folktale

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JSS1 Grammar: The type 0 conditional

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JSS1 Reading Skill: Taking information from a prose passage

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JSS1 Literature Discussion: How a set poem treats the idea of seeing

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JSS1 Literature: How a set prose text treats the idea of seeing

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JSS1 Literature Discussion: The opening situation of a Shakespeare play

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JSS1 Speaking & Listening: Taking a part in a scene read aloud

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JSS1 Reading Skill: Identifying a reviewer's attitude

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JSS1 Literature Discussion: Comparing two texts studied across the year

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JSS1 Literature: Choosing the evidence for a whole-year comparison

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JSS1 Reading Skill: Explaining the effect each genre has

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JSS1 Literature Discussion: Choosing a text to represent each genre

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Grammar Tutor: Telling a noun from a verb in a sentence

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Literature Discussion: Spotting a powerful verb in a prose passage

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Literature Tutor: Spotting a descriptive noun in a prose passage

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