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1,129 prompts matching "Complex Sentences Versus Simple And Compound"

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Recast a sentence to a given opening without changing its meaning

Act as my WAEC Paper 1 coach. I am in SS 2. Give me sentences and a required opening word,

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Passive and impersonal register: what disappears

Act as my SS2 grammar tutor. Show me how to convert active sentences to passive and impers

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Noun clauses as subject, object and complement

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Adjectival clauses and what they modify

Act as my SS2 grammar tutor. Show me how an adjectival clause attaches to and modifies a n

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Adverbial clauses of time, reason and condition

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Comparatives and superlatives without slipping

Act as my English tutor. I am in SS 2. Quiz me on forming comparative and superlative adje

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Active and passive voice: when to switch

Act as my SS2 English tutor. Give me sentences in active voice and ask me to convert them

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Nominalisation: turning verbs and adjectives into nouns

Act as my SS2 English tutor. Show me how to turn verbs and adjectives into nouns through n

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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

Act as my SS2 English tutor. Teach me the difference between relative pronouns like 'who'

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Noun phrases: structure and function

Act as my English tutor. I am in SS 2. Define a noun phrase for me and show me its typical

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Adjectival phrases and their function

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Adverbial phrases: form and function

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Figures of speech in everyday sentences

Act as my English tutor. I am in SS 2. Introduce me to simile, metaphor, personification a

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Sentence recasting: active to reported speech

Act as my WAEC English coach. I am in SS 2. Give me sentences in direct speech and time me

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Word stress shift and word class

Act as my English tutor. I am in SS 2. Show me how the same word, like 'record' or 'permit

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Sentence-level punctuation for a long argument

Act as my WAEC English tutor. I am in SS 2. Give me a sixty-word argumentative sentence wi

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Using the colon and semicolon correctly

Act as my SS2 English tutor. Teach me the exact rules for using a colon to introduce a lis

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Spotting and fixing dangling modifiers

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Conditional sentences: all four types

Act as my English tutor. I am in SS 2. Teach me the zero, first, second and third conditio

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