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1,204 prompts matching "Grammatical naming and function on an unseen sentence"

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Practise: articulating four-consonant final clusters across word boundaries

Act as my SS1 English tutor and help me practise articulating four-consonant final cluster

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Practise: consonant contrasts in final voicing

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Practise: articulating final three-consonant clusters under time pressure

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Quiz me: appreciating an unseen prose or poetry extract

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Quiz me: identifying j, z and zh sounds in words

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Quiz me: pronouncing words with a consonant-plus-w sound

Act as my SS1 English tutor and quiz me on pronouncing and using words such as 'twist', 's

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Practise: using demonstrative pronouns in my own sentences

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Teach me: working out word meaning from context

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Teach me: why and how to summarise a text

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Practise: shifting sentence stress to change meaning

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Check my understanding: my progress in speaking

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Teach me: adjuncts of place and time

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Practise: underlining adjuncts of manner in sentences

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Practise: writing sentences with adjuncts of reason

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Quiz me: matching words with their antonyms

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Teach me: how compound sentences are formed with conjunctions

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Teach me: the difference between active and passive voice

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Practise: changing sentences from active to passive voice

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Quiz me: choosing the correct meaning of a homonym

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Adjectival And Adverbial Phrases: Where To Sit

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