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Teach me: identifying a writer's mood, tone and purpose

Act as my SS1 English tutor and teach me how to tell apart a writer's mood, tone and purpo

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Quiz me: mood, tone and audience in a short passage

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Teach me: reading a news report for key information

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Give me feedback on: a short narrative I write

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Teach me: describing directions from a map

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Writing task: writing instructions to get from school to my house

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Teach me: the format and tone of an informal letter

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Teach me: why befitting and beginning double their consonant

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Teach me: vocabulary connected to fishing

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Practise: using sequencing expressions in a short piece

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Teach me: relative pronouns who, whom, whose, which and that

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Teach me: vocabulary of traditional religion

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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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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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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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