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AI prompts for junior secondary learners.

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1,231 prompts matching "Grammar Check β€” Nouns β€” number, possessive form and gender"

Checkpoint English Y7: The difference between proofreading and redrafting β€” Checkpoint Practice

Act as my JSS1 English tutor. Give me five practice questions on the difference between pr

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Checkpoint English Y7: Speaking clearly and at the right pace β€” Model Answer

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JSS1 Writing Feedback: Choosing precise nouns for a description

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JSS1 Writing Feedback: The layout of an informal letter

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JSS1 Word Building: Applying the second term's grammar in writing

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JSS1 Speaking & Listening: Staying in role during a group performance

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JSS1 Reading Skill: Taking information from a prose passage

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JSS1 Word Building: The whole Year 7 grammar programme

Act as my JSS1 English tutor and help me practise the whole Year 7 grammar programme β€” wor

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Literature Tutor: Spotting a descriptive noun in a prose passage

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Writing Tutor: The parts of a formal letter

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Literature Discussion: How prose differs from poetry in form

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Reading Tutor: Finding the salient points of a formal letter

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Writing Feedback: Drafting a formal letter to a principal

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Writing Tutor: The format of an informal letter

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Literature Tutor: How those features shape a performance

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Writing Feedback: A formal letter to the press

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Writing Tutor: A formal letter to a principal

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Literature Tutor: The part the audience plays in a performance

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Fixing Pronoun Case: 'to me' not 'to I'

Act as my JSS1 English tutor. Explain why we say 'to me' and not 'to I' after a verb or pr

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Simple Present and Simple Past Tense

Act as my JSS1 English tutor. Explain when to use the simple present tense and when to use

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