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Modifiers and the order of adjectives

Act as my SS2 grammar tutor. Teach me how word modifiers add meaning, and drill me on the

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Sequence of tense across a paragraph

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Complex, compound and compound-complex sentences

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Nouns to adjectives, verbs to adverbs

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Figures of speech in everyday sentences

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Sentence recasting: active to reported speech

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Future perfect and future perfect continuous

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Word stress shift and word class

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Sentence-level punctuation for a long argument

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Spotting and fixing dangling modifiers

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Conditional sentences: all four types

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Correcting misplaced prepositions

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Quantifiers and number agreement

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Correcting ambiguous pronoun reference

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Homonyms and homophones that trip up SS2 students

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Commonly confused word pairs for WAEC

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Idiomatic expressions and their fixed meanings

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Homophone traps WAEC hides in a sentence

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When a compound modifier takes no hyphen

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Punctuation that carries a long argument

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