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345 prompts matching "Literature Feedback — Why people write down their own lives"

JSS1 Summary Skill: Restating a writer's point in my own words instead of copying

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Checkpoint English Y7: Why a writer chooses one word rather than another — Teach Me

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Literature Check: Identifying a writer's purpose and style

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Restating a Writer's Point in My Own Words

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Writing Feedback: Poetry: exploring and writing a limerick

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Categories of Oral and Written Literature

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Identifying Irony in a Literature Text

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Writing My Own Poem With Several Verses

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JSS1 Literature: What literature is

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JSS1 Literature Quiz: The difference between oral and written literature

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JSS1 Reading Practice: Answering a literal question in my own words

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JSS1 Reading Skill: Why copying the passage loses marks

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JSS1 Summary Skill: Reducing a whole paragraph to one accurate sentence in my own

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JSS1 Summary Skill: Keeping your own opinion out of a summary

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JSS1 Reading Practice: Identifying a writer's viewpoint in an advertisement

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JSS1 Reading Skill: Identifying a writer's viewpoint in a public notice

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Speaking & Listening Practice: Discussing the kinds of television programme people like

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Literature Quiz: The types of oral literature

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Literature Check: The categories of written literature

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Reading Discussion: Identifying a writer's opinion in a passage

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