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Writing task: an informal letter about something exciting that happened

Act as my SS1 English tutor and give me a writing task to write an informal letter to a fr

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Teach me: writing a semi-formal letter with balanced tone

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Writing task: a semi-formal letter to a school counsellor

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Writing task: a newspaper article for a given audience

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Practise: writing sentences and marking the emphatic stress

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Teach me: reading the phonetic chart and the 44 sounds of English

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Practise: transcribing words using the phonetic chart

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Teach me: language for speaking persuasively

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Teach me: sentence stress in spoken sentences

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Practise: correcting my own sentence stress

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Practise: identifying dependent and independent clauses in a passage

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Teach me: how compound sentences are formed with conjunctions

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Practise: joining simple sentences into compound sentences

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Teach me: the difference between active and passive voice

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Quiz me: identifying pronoun types in a passage

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Teach me: skimming a text and using topic sentences to find the gist

Act as my SS1 English tutor and teach me how to skim a text for its general meaning by ide

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Discuss: comparing the mood of two short passages

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Writing task: a formal letter complaining about a school issue

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Teach me: homophones and how to avoid mixing them up

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Noun Clauses As Subject Or Object

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