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Teach me: adjuncts of reason

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Discuss: what makes a descriptive passage effective

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Teach me: features of a short play

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Teach me: how to write a scientific report

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Teach me: how to write a newspaper report

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Teach me: vocabulary connected to science

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Practise: a class-style dictation of a short passage

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Teach me: vocabulary connected to debate topics

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Teach me: the different types of sentences

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Teach me: how compound sentences are formed with conjunctions

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Teach me: what makes a sentence complex

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Teach me: the different types of pronouns

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Teach me: the conventions of a diary entry

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Teach me: political vocabulary from current affairs

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Noun Clauses As Subject Or Object

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Adjectival Clauses: Restrictive Or Not

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Phrase Or Clause: The Real Difference

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What Job Does This Noun Phrase Do

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Modals On A Scale Of Obligation

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Perfect Modals For What Never Happened

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