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734 prompts matching "Fix the Missing Capital"

Prefix Spotlight: 'un-'

Act as my Primary 2 English tutor and teach me the prefix 'un-', which means 'not'. Show m

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Prefix Spotlight: 'dis-'

Act as my Primary 2 English tutor and teach me the prefix 'dis-', which means 'not/opposit

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Prefix Spotlight: 'de-'

Act as my Primary 2 English tutor and teach me the prefix 'de-', which means 'opposite/rev

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Suffix Spotlight: '-y'

Act as my Primary 2 English tutor and teach me the suffix '-y', which turns a noun into a

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Suffix Spotlight: '-ness'

Act as my Primary 2 English tutor and teach me the suffix '-ness', which turns a describin

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Suffix Spotlight: '-ly'

Act as my Primary 2 English tutor and teach me the suffix '-ly', which turns a describing

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Listening Skills: Listening for a Missing Word in a Sentence

Act as my Primary 2 English tutor and help me practise listening for a missing word in a s

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Learn: Where a capital letter goes

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You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Teach me where a capital letter goes in small steps, with an example I would understand. Ask me one easy question after each step and say well done when I get it.

Build the Sentence: When to use was

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Help me write about when to use was: tell m

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Nigerian Example: The comma between items

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Show me the comma between items using Niger

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Spot My Mistake: Putting words in order by the first letter

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Write me a sentence or two about putting wo

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Quick Quiz: The pronouns for one person

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Ask me five easy questions on the pronouns

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Build the Sentence: Joining Sentences

I am in Primary 2. Be patient with me, I'm still learning this. Give me 3 or 4 jumbled wor

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Quick Quiz: The Verb To Be

Pretend you are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Give me a quick quiz with 5 short q

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Build the Sentence: Comparing Adverbs

I'm in Primary 2 and I need some practice. Give me 3 or 4 jumbled words connected to compa

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Learn: Plurals that follow the rule

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Teach me plurals that follow the rule in sm

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Quick Quiz: Choosing the right pronoun

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Ask me five easy questions on choosing the

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Build the Sentence: Making a word plural with -es

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Help me write about making a word plural wi

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Nigerian Example: Telling there from their and they're

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Show me telling there from their and they'r

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Spot My Mistake: The last two items joined by and

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Write me a sentence or two about the last t

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