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Literature Discussion β€” Hyperbole in everyday Nigerian speech

Act as my JSS2 English tutor and discuss hyperbole in everyday Nigerian speech with me. As

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Listening & Speaking Focus: Words such as rear, idea and here

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Reading Discussion β€” Reading for main ideas under timed conditions

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Literature Check β€” Summarising a chapter in five sentences

Act as my JSS2 English tutor. Check whether I have really understood summarising a chapter

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Listening & Speaking Discussion β€” Minimal pairs such as fine and pine

Act as my JSS2 English tutor and discuss minimal pairs such as fine and pine with me. Ask

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JSS2 Grammar: All five phrase types

Act as my JSS2 English tutor. Teach me about all five phrase types β€” noun, verb, adjectiva

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JSS2 Summary: Reporting what one speaker contributes

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JSS2 Literature: Classifying poems by type in United We Stand

Act as my JSS2 English and Literature tutor. Help me explore classifying poems by type β€” e

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JSS2 Summary: Completing a summary within a fixed time

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JSS2 Literature: Imagery in Modernity

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JSS2 Summary: Reducing a second paragraph in your own words

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JSS2 Literature: Classifying poems by type and placing a set poem within a type in Lokoja

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JSS2 Grammar: Reported speech for statements

Act as my JSS2 English tutor. Teach me about reported speech for statements β€” backshift of

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JSS2 Literature: A poet's diction in Mechanical Drum

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JSS2 Literature: Comparing two poems for similarities and differences in subject in Lokoja

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JSS2 Literature Comparison: Lokoja versus Mechanical Drum

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JSS2 Literature: How dialogue in a play conveys exposition in a Nigerian one-act play

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JSS2 Literature: Dialogue in a Nigerian one-act play

Act as my JSS2 English and Literature tutor. Help me explore dialogue, monologue, stagecra

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JSS2 Literature: Comparing two plays from different traditions on conflict in a Nigerian one-act play

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JSS2 Literature Comparison: a Nigerian one-act play, A Midsummer Night's Dream versus Somayina

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