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A Narrative Ending That Was Prepared For

Act as my SS1 English tutor. Teach me how to plant a small detail early in a narrative tha

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Describing With More Than Sight

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Expository Essay: Explaining Without Arguing

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Writing For A National Newspaper Audience

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Scientific Report Writing

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Making An Argument Speak Aloud

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Directed Writing From A Given Source

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The voice and tense of a journal entry

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Writing A Poem With A Clear Structure

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Sentence Variety For A Better Score

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Redrafting Against The Four WAEC Criteria

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Summary Under A Strict Word Limit

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Summarising A Non-Fiction Text's Claims

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Summarising Aspects The Question Actually Specifies

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Summarising An Argument That Has Two Sides

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Full Summary Task Timed At Forty Minutes

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Converting Narrative Events Into Summary Points

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Summarising A Passage With A Concession The Reasoning Depends On

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Thin Versus Tin: The /θ/–/t/ Contrast

Act as my SS1 English tutor. Teach me the consonant contrast between thin /θɪn/ and tin /t

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Heat Versus Eat: The /h/ Or Nothing Contrast

Act as my SS1 English tutor. Teach me to say heat /hiːt/ and eat /iːt/ without wrongly add

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