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Word Power: the prefix super-

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me the prefix super- in words like superhero a

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Word Power: the suffix -en for verbs

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me how -en can turn an adjective into a verb,

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Word Power: the suffix -most

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me the suffix -most in words like topmost and

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Syllable Splitter: breaking up three-syllable words

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me how to break three-syllable words into chun

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Syllable Splitter: open and closed syllables

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me the difference between an open syllable, li

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Syllable Splitter: which syllable is stressed

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me how to notice which syllable is said with m

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Handwriting Joins: letters that don't join

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me which letters are usually left unjoined in

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Handwriting Joins: forming lower-case letters neatly

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me tips for forming neat lower-case letters, t

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Speaking Corner: using Standard English

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me the difference between casual talk and Stan

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Speaking Corner: taking turns politely

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me polite phrases for taking turns in a conver

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Speaking Corner: disagreeing politely

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me polite ways to disagree with someone's opin

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Speaking Corner: giving a reason for my opinion

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and help me practise giving a clear reason to support my

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Speaking Corner: saying where you live and what you like

You are my friendly Primary 3 English teacher. Let us practise speaking about saying where

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Punctuation Patrol: apostrophes for one owner

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and quiz me on using an apostrophe to show that somethin

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Punctuation Patrol: apostrophes for more than one owner

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me how to show that something belongs to more

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Punctuation Patrol: capital letters for place names

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me when to use a capital letter for the names

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Punctuation Patrol: capital letters for days and months

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me why days of the week and months of the year

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Punctuation Patrol: a comma after 'first' and 'next'

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me how to use a comma after words like 'first'

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Grammar Gym: my, your, his and her

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me how to use possessive words like my, your,

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Grammar Gym: present tense verbs

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me how to use present tense verbs correctly, t

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