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750 prompts matching "First, Soon, Now and Then"

Compare and Describe: 'dry'

Act as a Primary 2 English tutor. Describe two seasons to me and ask me to compare them us

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Compare and Describe: 'busy'

Act as a Primary 2 English tutor. Describe two markets to me and ask me to compare them us

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Phonics Fun: When to use ck and when to use k

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Teach me when to use ck and when to use k i

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Spelling Quiz: Words with the 'oi' and 'oy' Sound

Act as my Primary 2 English tutor and give me a fun spelling quiz on words with the 'oi' a

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Category Sort: The words for grandparents

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Play a short word game with me about the wo

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Nigerian Example: Replacing a name with a pronoun

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Show me replacing a name with a pronoun usi

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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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Nigerian Example: Adding -er to compare two

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Show me adding -er to compare two using Nig

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Mixed Review: Checking your punctuation (2)

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Revise checking your punctuation with me: r

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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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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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Build the Sentence: Joining with when

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Help me write about joining with when: tell

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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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Mixed Review: Reading aloud clearly

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Revise reading aloud clearly with me: remin

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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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Mixed Review: Reading a passage for the meaning

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Revise reading a passage for the meaning wi

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Mixed Review: Answering questions on what you read (2)

You are my friendly Primary 2 English teacher. Revise answering questions on what you read

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