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1,250 prompts matching "Checkpoint English Y7: Identifying the audience from the language used — Common"

BECE Prep: A speed round on phonemic symbols

Act as my JSS3 oral English tutor. Run me through a speed round matching phonemic symbols

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BECE Prep: Reviewing my BECE readiness across all four skills

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Ask me a few quick diagnostic questions across grammar, read

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JSS3 Reading: A passage on inter-ethnic marriage for critical evaluation

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Give me a short passage on inter-ethnic marriage in Nigeria

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JSS3 Reading: A passage on drug abuse for critical evaluation

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Give me a short passage on drug abuse among young people and

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JSS3 Reading: Skimming and scanning a passage on road safety

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Give me a short passage on road safety and time me while I p

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JSS3 Writing: An essay criticising something I feel strongly about

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Help me plan and write a short essay criticising a practice

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JSS3 Vocabulary: An introduction to synonyms and near-synonyms

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Introduce me to synonyms and near-synonyms — words that mean

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JSS3 Grammar: Adverbials of course, purpose, condition and contrast

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Teach me adverbials of course/reason (so that, in order to),

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JSS3 Grammar: Weak forms and word boundaries in connected speech

Act as my JSS3 oral English tutor. Teach me how words like above, alone and abound use wea

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JSS3 Literature: Non-African folktale features compared with Nigerian tales

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Help me compare the features of a non-African folktale with

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JSS3 Writing: A diary entry recording a memorable school event

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Help me write a diary entry recording a memorable event at s

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JSS3 Speaking: A debate expressing and disproving an opinion

Act as my JSS3 oral English tutor. Give me a debate topic, help me state my opinion with s

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JSS3 Grammar: Perfect tenses — present, past and future perfect continuous

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Teach me how present perfect, past perfect, future perfect a

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JSS3 Writing: A letter of appreciation to a parent

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Help me write a warm, well-structured informal letter of app

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JSS3 Reading: Listening to and answering on a comprehension passage

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Read me (in text form) a short comprehension passage once, t

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JSS3 Literature: Comparing Stigma with a Year 7 or 8 set text

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. I am in JSS 3. Help me compare Stigma with a text I studied

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JSS3 Grammar: Comparative and superlative forms in argument

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Teach me how to use comparative and superlative adjective fo

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JSS3 Grammar: Direct and indirect (reported) speech transformation

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Teach me the rules for turning direct speech into reported s

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JSS3 Grammar: Commonly confused word pairs (affect/effect, its/it's)

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Teach me the difference between commonly confused word pairs

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JSS3 Grammar: Countable and uncountable nouns in formal writing

Act as my JSS3 English tutor. Teach me how countable and uncountable nouns behave differen

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