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1,179 prompts matching "Building antonyms and synonyms for exam lexis"

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Teach me: writing a newspaper article for a target audience

Act as my SS1 English tutor and teach me how to write a newspaper article aimed at a speci

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Writing task: a newspaper article for a given audience

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Quiz me: matching words with their antonyms

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Practise: writing sentences and marking the emphatic stress

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Help me practise: making requests at different levels of formality

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Teach me: listening to and discussing a talk on a current issue

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Teach me: what a monologue is and how it is delivered

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Practise: writing simple and compound sentences

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Teach me: dependent and independent clauses

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Teach me: noun clauses and their functions

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Teach me: adjectival clauses and how they describe nouns

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

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Discuss: main ideas and themes in a recommended text

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Teach me: interpreting a poem's meaning and purpose

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Teach me: planning a short story with characters and a theme

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Writing task: a formal letter complaining about a school issue

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Teach me: how to take and organise notes effectively

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Teach me: homonyms and their different meanings

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Prepositional Phrases And The Idiom Preposition

Act as my SS1 English tutor. Correct the common Nigerian English mistakes 'discuss about',

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Concord: Long And Coordinated Subjects

Act as my SS1 English tutor. Teach me subject-verb concord when the subject is a long noun

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