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1,250 prompts matching "Writing an Argumentative Essay: FRSC or Police"

JSS3 Writing Workshop: Shaping a 450-word narrative or descriptive piece so it ends where I

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JSS3 Writing Workshop: Completing a directed writing task from a source at Checkpoint

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JSS3 Writing Workshop: Presenting a final portfolio of five pieces

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JSS3 Writing: A persuasive essay on teachers' salaries

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JSS3 Grammar: Comparative and superlative forms in argument

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JSS3 Grammar: Fronting adverbials for emphasis in persuasive writing

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Checkpoint English Y9: Writing an analysis paragraph in full β€” Checkpoint Practice

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Checkpoint English Y9: Writing an evaluation paragraph β€” Checkpoint Practice

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Checkpoint English Y9: Explaining an implied meaning in writing β€” Timed Drill

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Checkpoint English Y9: Writing a first paragraph on an unseen poem β€” Checkpoint Practice

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Checkpoint English Y9: Checking a directed writing answer against the task β€” Checkpoint Practice

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Mixing long and short sentences in a paragraph

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Linking words that add an idea Practice

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Shifting from an informal to a formal register

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Shifting from a formal to an informal register Practice

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Turning a verb into a noun in a transformation question BECE Prep

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Recasting a sentence into an alternative form

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Term 1 error correction and proofreading

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The error types the examiner plants most often BECE Prep

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Explaining an idiom's meaning for marks BECE Prep

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