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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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Collocation: Words That Keep Company

Act as my SS1 English tutor. Teach me the idea of collocation using examples like 'a burni

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Affixes: Prefixes And Suffixes

Act as my SS1 English tutor. Explain the difference between a prefix and a suffix, and giv

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Regular And Irregular Verb Forms

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Types Of Sentences By Function

Act as my SS1 English tutor. Teach me the different types of sentences by function β€” decla

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Biography Versus Autobiography

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Phonemic Transcription Of A Simple Sentence

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IGCSE English Y10: What imagery means beyond pictures β€” Teach Me

You are my SS1 English tutor. Teach me what imagery means beyond pictures, in clear steps

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IGCSE English Y10: Visual imagery and its effect β€” Quiz Me

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IGCSE English Y10: What a text states and what it only implies β€” Teach Me

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IGCSE English Y10: What marks a text out as an article β€” Teach Me

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IGCSE English Y10: What marks a text out as a report β€” Quiz Me

Act as my SS1 English tutor and quiz me on what marks a text out as a report. Ask five que

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IGCSE English Y10: A character revealed through action β€” Teach Me

You are my SS1 English tutor. Teach me a character revealed through action, in clear steps

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IGCSE English Y10: A character revealed through speech β€” Quiz Me

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IGCSE English Y10: A first-person narrator β€” Spot My Mistake

Act as my SS1 English tutor. Work a question on a first-person narrator with one deliberat

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IGCSE English Y10: Anecdote used to persuade β€” Spot My Mistake

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IGCSE English Y10: Tense consistency across a whole essay β€” Spot My Mistake

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IGCSE English Y10: What makes a paragraph a paragraph β€” Teach Me

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Practise: noun phrase structure

Act as my SS1 English tutor and help me practise noun phrase structure: headword, premodif

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Practise: active and passive voice for deliberate emphasis

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Practise: adjectival clauses

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