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πŸ“ 2 English Studies practice tests with answers β†’πŸ“… 36-Week WAEC Study Guide for English Studies β†’
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934 prompts matching "IGCSE English Y10: Beginning a sentence with a subordinate clause β€” Explain It B"

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Speaking & Listening: a structured discussion with an assigned role on a national matter

Act as my WAEC English speaking examiner. I am in SS 3. Take me through a structured discu

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Half-paper drill: connectives and phrases/clauses

Act as my WAEC English exam coach. I am in SS 3. Give me a mixed half-paper of past-questi

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Examiners' report clinic: connective punctuation with although, however and nevertheless

Act as my SS3 WAEC English tutor. I want you to explain connective punctuation with althou

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Examiners' report clinic: confusing a phrase for a clause

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Examiners' report clinic: sentence recasting that changes the original meaning

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WAEC structure focus: Conditional sentence types

Act as my SS3 WAEC English tutor. Teach me conditional sentence types, covering zero, firs

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WAEC structure focus: Cleft sentences for emphasis

Act as my SS3 WAEC English tutor. Teach me cleft sentences for emphasis, covering it-cleft

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Structure item lab: Fronting a sentence element for emphasis

Act as my SS3 WAEC English tutor. Explain moving an adverbial or object to the front of a

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Structure item lab: Word-class shift across one sentence

Act as my SS3 WAEC English tutor. Explain keeping a word's class consistent when a sentenc

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Summary skill: Summarising an argument without taking a side

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Speaking & Listening coaching: The IGCSE individual talk

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Speaking & Listening coaching: Holding a stated role for ten minutes without drifting

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Speaking & Listening coaching: Spoken analysis of a text with quotation

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Speaking & Listening coaching II: Reading a quotation aloud with correct emphasis

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Speaking & Listening coaching II: Answering follow-up questions without repeating myself

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Teach Me: Making the verb agree with the true subject, not the nearest noun

You are my SS3 English tutor. Teach me making the verb agree with the true subject, not th

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Practice Set: Concord with subjects joined by and

Act as my SS3 English tutor. Give me five practice questions on concord with subjects join

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Explain It Back: Concord with subjects joined by or and nor

I have just studied concord with subjects joined by or and nor in my SS3 English class. Le

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Spot My Mistake: Concord with a collective noun as subject

Act as my SS3 English tutor. Work a question on concord with a collective noun as subject

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Common Mistakes: Concord with each, every and none

Act as my WAEC English tutor. I am in SS 3. List the mistakes candidates most often make o

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