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Literature Quiz: The elevated language of poetry compared with prose

Act as my JSS1 English tutor and quiz me on the elevated language of poetry compared with

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Using This, That, These and Those Correctly

Act as my JSS1 English tutor. Explain when to use this, that, these and those depending on

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Punctuation: Capital Letters and the Full Stop

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Spelling Words That End in -ible and -able

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Vocabulary Builder: The vocabulary of building and construction

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Vocabulary Builder: The vocabulary of science and technology

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Introduction to Shakespeare and His Theatre

Act as my JSS1 English tutor. Teach me who William Shakespeare was and how his theatre wor

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Blank Verse: Counting the Beats of a Line

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Correlative Conjunctions: Both...And, Either...Or

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Checkpoint English Y7: Locating an answer stated directly in the text β€” Teach Me

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Checkpoint English Y7: Answering in your own words when the question asks for it β€” Spot My Mistake

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Checkpoint English Y7: The difference between a stated and an implied idea β€” Quiz Me

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Checkpoint English Y7: Inferring the relationship between two characters β€” Model Answer

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Checkpoint English Y7: Identifying the audience from the language used β€” Common Mistakes

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Checkpoint English Y7: An adjective that changes the reader's picture β€” Spot My Mistake

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Checkpoint English Y7: The subheadings, and what they do β€” Quiz Me

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Checkpoint English Y7: Rhyme, and the pattern it makes β€” Spot My Mistake

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Checkpoint English Y7: Narrative writing: why the first sentence matters β€” Model Answer

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Checkpoint English Y7: Narrative writing: an ending that resolves the story β€” Spot My Mistake

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Checkpoint English Y7: Narrative writing: an ending that returns to the opening β€” Writing Task

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