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305 prompts matching "Learn Comparing two things"

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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Nigerian Example: Where a full stop goes

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Show me where a full stop goes using Nigeri

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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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Nigerian Example: The pronouns for many people

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Show me the pronouns for many people using

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Nigerian Example: What could really happen

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Show me what could really happen using Nige

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Nigerian Example: What a personal narrative is

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Show me what a personal narrative is using

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Nigerian Example: Where the story happens

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Show me where the story happens using Niger

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Explain It Back: The Writer's Intention

I am in Primary 2. Be patient with me, I'm still learning this. Explain reading a story an

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Mixed Review: Final Reading Check-In

I am in Primary 2. Help me practise something from my English class. This is a review topi

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Nigerian Example: What the speech marks show

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Show me what the speech marks show using Ni

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Nigerian Example: The question mark

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Show me the question mark using Nigerian ex

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Nigerian Example: Putting the events in order (2)

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Show me putting the events in order using N

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Nigerian Example: Asking whether your writing is clear

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Show me asking whether your writing is clea

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Nigerian Example: Punctuating what each person says

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Show me punctuating what each person says u

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Nigerian Example: Asking for directions politely

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Show me asking for directions politely usin

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Nigerian Example: The days of the week

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Show me the days of the week using Nigerian

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Nigerian Example: This and that for one

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Show me this and that for one using Nigeria

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Nigerian Example: Joining with because

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Show me joining with because using Nigerian

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Explain It Back: Joining Spoken Sentences

I am in Primary 2. Be patient with me, I'm still learning this. Explain joining spoken sen

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Mixed Review: Final Speaking Check-In

I am in Primary 2. Help me practise something from my English class. This is a review topi

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