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660 prompts matching "Tone That Shifts Within One Passage"

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Error-identification and correction speed drill

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Test of Orals rapid-fire mixed drill

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Comprehension question-type recognition drill

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Grammar Drill: Relative pronouns and the clauses they introduce

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Comprehension Practice: Reading for implied meaning versus stated...

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Timed Writing: Summary writing: finding topic sentences...

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Comprehension Practice: Reading to summarise longer sentences...

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Comprehension Practice: Reading and interpreting portions of a...

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Comprehension Practice: Reading to identify the writer's purpose...

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Comprehension Practice: Connotative and denotative meaning and...

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Comprehension Practice: Reading to interpret meaning through...

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Comprehension Practice: Reading for gist: topic sentences and...

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Comprehension Practice: Reading a recommended book to explore its...

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Grammar Drill: Figures of speech: simile and metaphor

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Comprehension Practice: Reading for a specific structural pattern...

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Comprehension Practice: Reading a scientific text to explore its...

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Grammar Drill: The types of adjectives

Act as my WAEC English tutor. I am in SS 2. Drill me on the types of adjectives: ten items

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Comprehension Practice: Reading to paraphrase a poem or dramatic...

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Grammar Drill: Forming the comparative with more

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Grammar Drill: Comparative and superlative adjectives formed with -er and -est

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