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Reading Practice: Following directions given on a map

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Writing Tutor: Drawing a map of your locality

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Writing Practice: Writing directions to go with a map

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Literature Tutor: The effect of that figure of speech

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Speaking & Listening Tutor: Listening for the main idea of a passage

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Speaking & Listening Quiz: Listening for the supporting detail of a passage

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Grammar Practice: The difference between direct and reported speech

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Reading Discussion: The key words that signal direction in a text

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Reading Check: Using those key words to follow an argument

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Writing Feedback: Writing a persuasive newspaper article

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Writing Tutor: Persuading a reader about a television programme

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Speaking & Listening Practice: Using a question tag in conversation

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Speaking & Listening Tutor: The intonation of a question tag

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Grammar Tutor: Punctuation: commas, full stops and question marks

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Writing Practice: Writing an argumentative essay, e.g. FRSC versus the police

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Speaking & Listening Quiz: Listening for main ideas in a passage read aloud in class

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Grammar Quiz: Nouns, verbs and conjunctions

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Reading Practice: Answering questions intelligently from a passage

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Speaking & Listening Practice: The position of main ideas in a passage: beginning, middle or end

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Grammar Practice: Using an idiom correctly in a sentence

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