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1,171 prompts matching "Grammar Drill: Noun clauses: form, function and position"

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Fixing A Dangling Participle

Act as my SS1 English tutor. Explain what a dangling participle is and why 'Walking to sch

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Building A Compound Sentence With Conjunctions

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Verb Phrases: Auxiliary, Modal, Main Verb

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Phrasal Verbs: Put Off Versus Put Down

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Sequence Of Tenses Across A Whole Essay

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Active To Passive: What Changes

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Reversing A Nominalised Sentence

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Modals On A Scale Of Obligation

Act as my SS1 English tutor. Rank must, shall, should, ought to, need not and may on a sca

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Perfect Modals For What Never Happened

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Three Types Of Conditionals In An Argument

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Mixed Conditionals Explained Simply

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Inverting A Conditional Without If

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Reported Speech: Backshifting Tenses Correctly

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Reporting Questions Without A Question Mark

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Choosing The Reporting Verb That Fits

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Inverting After No Sooner

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Adjuncts Of Reason That Explain Why

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Punctuating Direct Speech At Length

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Brackets, Dashes Or Commas For Parenthesis

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Doubling Consonants Before A Suffix

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