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Common Mistakes: The subscription and the signature

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Practice Set: The friendly opening that asks after the reader

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WAEC Exam-Style: The closing that sends greetings

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Common Mistakes: A letter of advice to a friend

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Timed Drill: A letter telling a friend about an event

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Quiz Me: Writing the by-line

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Practice Set: An opening that states the issue

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Explain It Back: Arranging the argument across the paragraphs

I have just studied arranging the argument across the paragraphs in my SS3 English class.

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Common Mistakes: The conclusion that recommends

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Teach Me: The vocatives that open a speech

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Quiz Me: Addressing the chairman and the audience

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Practice Set: Stating the occasion in the opening

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Explain It Back: Arranging the points of a speech

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Spot My Mistake: Repetition and the other devices of emphasis

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Common Mistakes: The closing that thanks the audience

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Model Answer: A speech at a public debate

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Teach Me: Reading the motion and taking a side

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You are my SS3 English tutor. Teach me reading the motion and taking a side, in clear steps and with an example from Nigerian life where it helps. Check I have followed each step before moving on, and finish with one short question for me to try.

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Quiz Me: The vocatives when the essay is set as a debate

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Practice Set: The opening that states your stand

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Explain It Back: One argument to a paragraph

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