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Career Link: Identifying a banking passage from its register

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Teach Me: The two addresses and the date

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Career Link: Holding a formal register from first line to last

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Career Link: Keeping an informal register without slipping into slang

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Teach Me: Choosing a title that draws the reader in

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Career Link: Keeping an article within its word limit

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Career Link: Matching a speech to the audience before you

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Career Link: Arguing against a motion you happen to agree with

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Career Link: Narrating an experience that taught you something

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Teach Me: The title and the terms of reference

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Career Link: Laying out a report with headings

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Teach Me: Reading the passage before you read the question

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Teach Me: What inference means in a comprehension paper

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Career Link: Why a guess is not an inference

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Teach Me: Explaining a metaphor in its context

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Career Link: How the marks on a figurative question are split

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Timed Drill: The vowels Nigerian speakers most often merge

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Career Link: The schwa in unstressed syllables

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Teach Me: The voiced and voiceless consonant pairs

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Spot My Mistake: The clusters Nigerian speakers tend to break up

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