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πŸ“ 2 English Studies practice tests with answers β†’πŸ“… 36-Week WAEC Study Guide for English Studies β†’
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1,034 prompts matching "IGCSE English Y10: What marks a text out as an article β€” Teach Me"

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Composition practice: an article warning readers about a social problem

Act as my WAEC Paper 2 Section A writing coach. I am in SS 3. Set me a WAEC-style task to

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Idiom clinic III: idioms about work and effort

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Idiom clinic III: idioms about honesty and deception

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Idiom clinic III: idioms about friendship and loyalty

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Cross-text theme II: power, corruption and accountability

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WAEC structure focus II: Faux amis and Nigerian-English departures

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Idiom clinic IV: idioms about leadership and responsibility

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Idiom clinic IV: idioms about change and progress

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Literature technique III: Handling a Shakespeare context item on an unfamiliar extract

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Idiom clinic V: idioms about opportunity and risk

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Idiom clinic V: idioms about cooperation and conflict

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WAEC structure focus IV: Zero-conjunction asyndeton in formal writing

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Career Link: Concord across a long intervening phrase

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Practice Set: Reporting a statement already in the past simple

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Timed Drill: Changing time words such as today and tomorrow

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Model Answer: Changing place words such as here and this

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Practice Set: Phrasal verbs built on give

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Common Mistakes: Separable and inseparable phrasal verbs

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Timed Drill: Phrasal verbs with two particles

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Model Answer: Phrasal verbs whose meaning cannot be guessed from the parts

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