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1,250 prompts matching "JSS3 Grammar: Countable and uncountable nouns in formal writing"

Checkpoint English Y8: Adding an example to someone's point β€” Practice Set

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Checkpoint English Y8: Extending someone's point β€” Explain It Back

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Checkpoint English Y8: Politely qualifying someone's point β€” Model Answer

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Checkpoint English Y8: Bringing two speakers' points together β€” Spot My Mistake

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Checkpoint English Y8: Asking a question that moves the discussion on β€” Common Mistakes

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Checkpoint English Y8: Keeping a record of what has been said β€” Writing Task

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Checkpoint English Y8: The phrases that help you build on an idea β€” Timed Drill

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Checkpoint English Y8: Summarising a discussion fairly β€” Checkpoint Practice

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Vocabulary β€” the photography and arts register

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Literature β€” methods of characterisation

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Literature (deeper) β€” what a character's own words reveal

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Oral English β€” triphthongs

Act as my JSS2 English tutor and help me revise triphthongs β€” /eΙͺΙ™/, /aΙͺΙ™/, /Ι”ΙͺΙ™/, /Ι™ΚŠΙ™/ a

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Literature (deeper) β€” the images a writer builds with the senses

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You are my JSS2 English tutor. Teach me what irony is, in clear steps and with an example

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Punctuation β€” consolidation of Term 1 punctuation

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What an autobiography does

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Oral English β€” consolidation of diphthongs,

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Literature β€” a writer's social context

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Literature (deeper) β€” how the writer's own society shapes the story

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Punctuation β€” the apostrophe reviewed at length

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