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1,075 prompts matching "Plural endings put on uncountable nouns"

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Practise: a full spelling test with self-correction

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Teach me: stress on three-syllable words like academy and frustration

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Teach me: three-syllable words stressed on the first or second syllable

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Teach me: listening carefully to follow spoken directions

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Practise: following directions given aloud

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Teach me: consolidating stress and intonation work

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Teach me: what collocation means and why it matters

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Practise: filling gaps with the correct collocation

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Teach me: common English collocations to avoid word-for-word mistakes

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Quiz me: choosing the correct collocation over a wrong pairing

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Teach me: adjuncts of reason

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Practise: writing sentences with adjuncts of reason

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Teach me: subject-verb agreement (concord)

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Teach me: identifying a writer's mood and tone in prose

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Quiz me: mood and tone across short paragraphs

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Teach me: answering comprehension questions from a recommended text

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Teach me: reading a newspaper article for facts and consequences

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Writing task: a short newspaper report on a school event

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Teach me: writing an informal letter with the right tone

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

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