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1,033 prompts matching "Help me practise: pronouncing three-syllable words correctly"

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Spot My Mistake: Answering the opponent's strongest point

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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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WAEC Exam-Style: Building towards the climax

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Spot My Mistake: Using dialogue inside a narrative

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Explain It Back: Describing a place

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WAEC Exam-Style: Describing an event as it unfolds

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Spot My Mistake: Appealing to more senses than sight

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Explain It Back: The findings section

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WAEC Exam-Style: The conclusion of a report

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Explain It Back: Leaving out the examples and the illustrations

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Spot My Mistake: Writing one sentence for one point

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

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WAEC Exam-Style: Drawing a conclusion from two separate details

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Explain It Back: Explaining hyperbole in its context

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WAEC Exam-Style: Explaining irony in its context

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Spot My Mistake: Explaining an idiom used in a passage

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Explain It Back: Minimal pairs on the short and long i

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WAEC Exam-Style: Minimal pairs on the in cat and the u in cut

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Spot My Mistake: Minimal pairs on the o in pot and the aw in port

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Spot My Mistake: The clusters Nigerian speakers tend to break up

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