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1,034 prompts matching "the sounds represented by j, z, zh, th (voiced) and th (voiceless)"

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Exam-day writing strategy: Choosing the right essay type for a title in under three minutes

Act as my WAEC Paper 2 exam coach. I am in SS 3. Help me practise recognising from a title

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Summary diagnostics: Diagnosing whether I lose marks finding points or writing them

Act as my WAEC Paper 2 exam coach. I am in SS 3. Walk me through checking whether my summa

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Phonetic symbol drill: identifying vowel symbols like /ɜː/, /ɪə/, /eə/ and /ʊə/ without hesitation

Act as my WAEC Test of Orals coach. I am in SS 3. Coach me on identifying vowel symbols li

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Speaking & Listening coaching: The IGCSE individual talk

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Speaking & Listening coaching: Interview technique as the respondent

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Literature technique II: Writing about a novel's narrative method rather than its plot

Act as my WAEC Literature-in-English tutor. I am in SS 3. Explain discussing how a novel t

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Explain It Back: Verbs that do not shift when the fact is still true

I have just studied verbs that do not shift when the fact is still true in my SS3 English

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Explain It Back: The words used for elections

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Explain It Back: The opening paragraph that states the purpose

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Explain It Back: The body of an informal letter

I have just studied the body of an informal letter in my SS3 English class. Let me explain

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Explain It Back: Arranging the argument across the paragraphs

I have just studied arranging the argument across the paragraphs in my SS3 English class.

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Explain It Back: Arranging the points of a speech

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Explain It Back: An opening that sets the scene

I have just studied an opening that sets the scene in my SS3 English class. Let me explain

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Explain It Back: The findings section

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Explain It Back: Working out why a character acts as they do

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Explain It Back: Consonant clusters at the beginning of a word

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Teach Me: Stress in two-syllable words that are both noun and verb

You are my SS3 English tutor. Teach me stress in two-syllable words that are both noun and

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Explain It Back: The tune of a question tag that really asks

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Explain It Back: The colon before a list or an explanation

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Explain It Back: The article left out or put in wrongly

I have just studied the article left out or put in wrongly in my SS3 English class. Let me

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