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1,250 prompts matching "JSS1 Oral English: All twelve pure vowels at speed, matching each to its symbol"

Naming the grammatical function of a phrase Practice

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Naming a grammatical function at speed Practice

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Consolidating the second term's clause work

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Consolidating the second term's tense work Practice

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The error types that recur most often Practice

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Recasting a sentence that contains a participle Practice

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Term 2 consolidation - correction and structure

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Recasting a nominalised sentence at speed Practice

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The grammar items that most often lose marks Practice

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Ignoring what that purpose does not need Practice

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What a word connotes Practice

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Connotation in a political speech Practice

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Why that defect matters to the reader Practice

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Evaluating a writer's method Practice

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Rejecting information the purpose does not need Practice

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Evaluating a long argument for its method Practice

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Writing an argumentative essay of five paragraphs Practice

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Stating the issue in the first paragraph Practice

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Sustaining a narrative piece at length Practice

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Hearing doubt or certainty in intonation Practice

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