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Literature Discussion: The entertaining features of a folktale

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JSS1 Literature Discussion: The features of a folktale

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JSS1 Literature Discussion: The features that mark a folktale cycle

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Literature Discussion: The features of African folktales

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JSS1 Literature Discussion: The setting of a set play about hostel life

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JSS1 Literature Discussion: The opening and rising action of a set play

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JSS1 Literature Discussion: A second theme running through that play

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JSS1 Literature Discussion: The setting of a set text on addiction

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JSS1 Literature Discussion: How a set poem treats the idea of seeing

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JSS1 Literature Discussion: The opening situation of a Shakespeare play

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JSS1 Literature Discussion: Comparing two texts studied across the year

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Literature Discussion: The meaning of an African poem

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Literature Discussion: The origin of drama

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JSS1 Summary Skill: Summarising a tale's events and stating its moral separately

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Literature Tutor: Exploring and writing a short ballad

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Reading a Ballad and Identifying Its Characteristics

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Checkpoint English Y7: Keeping the discussion on the subject — Common Mistakes

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JSS1 Literature Quiz: What the play as a whole says to its audience

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JSS1 Literature: What a folktale cycle does for its community

You are my JSS1 English tutor. Teach me what a folktale cycle does for its community, in c

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JSS1 Reading Quiz: Following the sequence of a folktale

Act as my JSS1 English tutor and quiz me on following the sequence of a folktale. Ask five

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