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705 prompts matching "Sentence-level punctuation for a long argument"

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Teach me: listening for narration, description and argument in a debate

Act as my SS1 English tutor and teach me how to listen to a debate and notice where the sp

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Practise: writing simple and compound sentences

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Concessive Clauses That Still Win The Argument

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Concord: Long And Coordinated Subjects

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Fronting An Adjunct For Emphasis

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Three Types Of Conditionals In An Argument

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Building A Sentence From A Given Word Bank

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Drafting An Argumentative Essay Introduction Three Ways

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Quiz me: punctuating a sentence so it cannot carry a second, unintended meaning

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Practise: subject-verb concord in long, coordinated and collective subjects

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Practise: active and passive voice for deliberate emphasis

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Practise: spelling words most often failed in formal and administrative writing

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Practise: distinguishing commonly confused word pairs in formal writing

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Exam drill: conditionals in argument

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Practise: spelling and plural forms of words borrowed from French, Latin and Greek

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Quiz me: recasting a sentence taken from an unseen passage to a given opening

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Teach me: writing an argumentative essay that answers the strongest opposing case first

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Teach me: writing a full-length argumentative essay meeting all four WAEC marking criteria

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Practise: listening to a spoken argument once and evaluating its reasoning aloud

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Teach me: capital letters for proper nouns

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