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IGCSE English Y10: Redrafting for accuracy — Model Answer

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Summary Under A Strict Sentence Limit

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Summary Under A Strict Word Limit

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Holding My Position Under Challenge

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Quiz me: punctuating a sentence so it cannot carry a second, unintended meaning

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Exam drill: using the comma correctly and eliminating the comma splice

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Quiz me: adjectival and adverbial phrases and where they must sit

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Exam drill: prepositional phrases and the preposition that idiom fixes

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Exam drill: using apostrophes correctly for possession and omission

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Quiz me: proofreading a script for mechanical errors before submission

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Exam drill: spelling commonly misspelt words at senior secondary level

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Quiz me: reducing finite clauses to participial and infinitive phrases without dangling modifiers

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Exam drill: consolidating clause types

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Quiz me: the -ible and -able spelling pattern

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Quiz me: cohesion and reference across paragraphs

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Exam drill: nominalisation

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Quiz me: common English idioms and their fixed grammar

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Quiz me: modals for obligation, possibility and permission, and perfect modals for the unfulfilled

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Exam drill: conditionals in argument

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Quiz me: using punctuation deliberately for emphasis without overuse

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