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1,031 prompts matching "IGCSE English Y11: Reading the two source texts — Quiz Me"

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Register builder II: crime and punishment

Act as my WAEC vocabulary coach. Teach me twenty WAEC-level lexis terms from the register

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Register builder II: transportation and traffic

Act as my WAEC vocabulary coach. Teach me twenty WAEC-level lexis terms from the register

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Speaking & Listening coaching II: Giving a talk that opens with a hook

Act as my IGCSE Component 4 Speaking and Listening coach. I am in SS 3. Help me practise s

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Quotation bank II: A Man for All Seasons

Act as my WAEC Literature-in-English tutor. I am in SS 3. Help me build five quotations us

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WAEC structure focus II: Time adverbials and tense consistency

Act as my SS3 WAEC English tutor. Teach me time adverbials and tense consistency, covering

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WAEC structure focus II: Relative pronoun choice: who, whom, which and that

Act as my SS3 WAEC English tutor. Teach me relative pronoun choice: who, whom, which and t

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WAEC structure focus II: Split infinitives and formal register

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WAEC structure focus II: Apposition and its punctuation

Act as my SS3 WAEC English tutor. Teach me apposition and its punctuation, covering identi

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WAEC structure focus III: Sequencing connectives in a formal letter or report

Act as my SS3 WAEC English tutor. Teach me sequencing connectives in a formal letter or re

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WAEC structure focus III: Verb complementation patterns

Act as my SS3 WAEC English tutor. Teach me verb complementation patterns, covering which v

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Test of Orals drill IV: sword /sɔːd/ and board /bɔːd/

Act as my WAEC Test of Orals coach. I am in SS 3. Drill me on a rhyme pair where silent le

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Literature technique III: Writing about setting as more than background

Act as my WAEC Literature-in-English tutor. I am in SS 3. Explain treating a novel or play

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Exam-day readiness II: Reviewing my full-year mark trend across all three terms

Act as my WAEC exam coach in the final weeks before the examination. I am in SS 3. Help me

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Exam-day readiness II: Final quotation memorisation check across every prescribed poem

Act as my WAEC exam coach in the final weeks before the examination. I am in SS 3. Help me

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WAEC structure focus IV: Zero-conjunction asyndeton in formal writing

Act as my SS3 WAEC English tutor. Teach me when omitting connectives entirely creates a de

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Quiz Me: Concord after a subject followed by a relative clause

Act as my SS3 English tutor and quiz me on concord after a subject followed by a relative

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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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