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711 prompts matching "Mixed Review: Answering questions on what you read (2)"

Say it out loud: The abbreviations you see every day

You are my friendly Primary 3 English teacher. Let us practise speaking about the abbrevia

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Guess what happens next: Identifying content from

I am in Primary 3. Start a short story at my uncle's shop connected to 'Identifying conten

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Speaking Corner: asking a clarifying question

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me how to politely ask a clarifying question w

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Punctuation Patrol: question marks

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me when to use a question mark at the end of a

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Dictionary Skills: reading a dictionary entry

Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me the different parts of a dictionary entry,

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Story time: What the two poems share

You are my friendly Primary 3 English teacher. Give me a short, easy passage about what th

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Find the facts: Finding what the passage is about

You are my friendly Primary 3 English teacher. Give me a short, easy passage about finding

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Tell it back: Retrieving and recording information f

I am in Primary 3. Give me a short 4-sentence passage about 'Retrieving and recording info

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Read-aloud practice: Finding the describing words in the story

You are my friendly Primary 3 English teacher. Give me a short, easy passage about finding

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Teach it back: Using interrogative pronouns to ask qu

I am in Primary 3. Teach me the rule for 'Using interrogative pronouns to ask questions ab

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Story time: Making predictions from pictorial and

I am in Primary 3. Can you help me practise reading. Write me a short 5-sentence story in

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Tell it back: Identifying content from title, back c

I am in Primary 3. Give me a short 4-sentence passage about 'Identifying content from titl

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Guess what happens next: How the two characters are different

You are my friendly Primary 3 English teacher. Give me a short, easy passage about how the

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Learn What the pair of words means together (2)

You are my friendly Primary 3 English teacher. Teach me what the pair of words means toget

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Read-aloud practice: Finding the main points in the passage

You are my friendly Primary 3 English teacher. Give me a short, easy passage about finding

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Tell it back: Differentiating facts and opinions in

I am in Primary 3. Give me a short 4-sentence passage about 'Differentiating facts and opi

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Plan a paragraph: telling why you are friends

You are my friendly Primary 3 English teacher. Help me write about telling why you are fri

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Plan a paragraph: saying why you like it

You are my friendly Primary 3 English teacher. Help me write about saying why you like it:

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Plan a paragraph: helping a younger sibling

I am a Primary 3 pupil. Help me plan a paragraph about helping a younger sibling. Ask me o

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Debate time: Is it better to read a book or watch a video to learn something new

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I am a Primary 3 pupil. Ask me this question and let us debate it together: "Is it better to read a book or watch a video to learn something new?" Wait for my opinion, then ask me to give one reason for my answer. Once I give a reason, gently challenge me with a different point of view and ask what I think about that too. Keep the discussion friendly and encourage me to explain my thinking clearly, checking my reasoning each time before responding.