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Inference Practice: Reading for the main idea where no topic sentence is given

Act as my WAEC English tutor. I am in SS 2. Give me a short passage and ask me what it imp

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Inference Practice: Timed reading focused on accuracy of understanding

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Listen-and-Transcribe Drill: Listening to a talk on HIV/drug abuse...

Act as my SS2 English tutor preparing me for the WAEC Test of Orals. Read or describe item

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Listen-and-Transcribe Drill: Words of three syllables stressed on...

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Listen-and-Transcribe Drill: Intonation for exclamations,...

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Listen-and-Transcribe Drill: Emphatic stress and how it shifts...

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Spelling Dictation: Prefixes de-, dis-, un-, anti- and...

Act as my SS2 English tutor preparing me for WAEC and Cambridge IGCSE spelling and vocabul

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Spelling Dictation: The stress pattern of words ending in -tion

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Subordinate the lesser idea for emphasis

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Use ellipsis and substitution without losing sense

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Select the right discourse marker for the logical relation

Act as my WAEC English coach. I am in SS 2. Quiz me on choosing between 'however', 'nevert

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Passive and impersonal register: what disappears

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Auxiliary verbs: modal and primary

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Determiners: few, many, some and a little

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Comparatives and superlatives without slipping

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Complex, compound and compound-complex sentences

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Nominalisation: turning verbs and adjectives into nouns

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Prefixes de-, dis-, un- and anti-

Act as my English tutor. I am in SS 2. Explain the meanings of the prefixes de-, dis-, un-

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Relative and demonstrative pronouns compared

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Forming the superlative with most

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