English Studies
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Practise: matching pronouns with their antecedents, WAEC-style
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Subscribe to unlock allExam drill: the Year 10 accuracy audit across every structure studied this year
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Subscribe to unlock allTeach me: the vocabulary of animal husbandry
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Subscribe to unlock allPractise: skimming and scanning dense official prose under strict time limits
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Subscribe to unlock allQuiz me: identifying the organisational pattern of a whole text
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Subscribe to unlock allPractise: evaluating the reliability of a source by authorship, evidence and interest
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Subscribe to unlock allPractise: British and American spelling and usage differences
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Subscribe to unlock allWriting task: planning and writing a narrative of at least 450 words with a controlled
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Subscribe to unlock allTeach me: summarising a paragraph in my own words without lifting phrasing
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Subscribe to unlock allExam-style practice: distinguishing a writer's main points from the examples that illustrate them
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Subscribe to unlock allWriting task: writing a formal letter with correct layout, register and a clear request
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Subscribe to unlock allWriting task: summarising an argument so its concession and conclusion both survive
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Subscribe to unlock allWriting task: meeting an aspect restriction, an own-words rule and a sentence limit at once
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Subscribe to unlock allExam drill: delivering an accurate spoken summary of a passage heard once
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Subscribe to unlock allExam drill: evaluating a spoken argument's weakest step after one hearing
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