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1,034 prompts matching "Adjectival And Adverbial Phrases: Where To Sit"

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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: naming the part of speech of a word in context

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Register builder: religion

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Register builder: education

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Sense-relations focus: Synonyms versus near-synonyms

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Comprehension question type: inference questions

Act as my WAEC Paper 2 Section B coach. I am in SS 3. Give me an unseen passage and drill

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Comprehension question type: sentence recasting questions

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Summary skill: The read-identify-select-write-check routine

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Summary skill: Summarising in an exactly stated number of sentences

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Summary skill: Self-marking a summary against the points scheme

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Summary skill II: Summarising material spread across two related passages

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Phonetic symbol drill: reading the phonemic chart in both directions at speed

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Speaking & Listening coaching: Answering a hostile question while you are speaking

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Literature exam skill: Answering an unseen poem question

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Literature exam skill: Answering an unseen prose extract question

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Literature exam skill: Planning my examination text choices

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WAEC readiness: Setting numerical targets from mock results

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IGCSE format explainer: Cambridge IGCSE Paper 1 Reading assessment objectives

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Summary skill III: Summarising a passage about a Nigerian social issue

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Explain It Back: Verbs that do not shift when the fact is still true

I have just studied verbs that do not shift when the fact is still true in my SS3 English

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