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1,250 prompts matching "Checkpoint English Y9: Quoting a single word — Explain It Back"
Checkpoint English Y8: Keeping a record of what has been said — Writing Task
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Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Oral English: Triphthongs /eɪə/, /aɪə/, /ɔɪə/, /əʊə/, /aʊə/ as a single smooth glide
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Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Vocabulary: The words used in the barracks and at a checkpoint
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Subscribe to unlock allWriting Focus: The linking words that join one paragraph to the next
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Subscribe to unlock allGrammar Feedback — Adverbial phrases and how they work like single-word adverbs
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Subscribe to unlock allListening & Speaking Check — Rhyme — words that end with the same sound, like hat and cat
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Subscribe to unlock allLiterature Focus: Why a poet chooses one word over another
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Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Grammar: Headwords and position in the adjectival phrase
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Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Oral English: The affricates /tʃ/ and /dʒ/ in initial, medial and final position
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Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Oral English: Word stress in three- and four-syllable words, e.g. passenger, departure
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Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Oral English: The approximants /j/ and /w/ as full glides and linking across word boundaries
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Subscribe to unlock allJSS2 Oral English: Syllabic consonants /l̩/, /n̩/ and /m̩/ in words like bottle and button
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Subscribe to unlock allSummary — summarising in your own words without
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Subscribe to unlock allLiterature (deeper) — what a character's own words reveal
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Subscribe to unlock allLiterature (deeper) — the words that set a poem's tone
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