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Timed essay: a formal letter from a released past-paper task

Act as my SS3 English tutor preparing me for my final WAEC/IGCSE exams. Set me a WAEC Pape

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Timed essay: a speech from a released past-paper title

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Summary practice: locating the topic sentence of each paragraph

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Summary practice: summarising in an exactly stated number of sentenc

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Summary practice: removing repetition and redundancy so no point is

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Summary practice: a full-extent summary at exact WAEC standard — thi

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Summary practice: a full Section C summary of an argumentative passa

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Summary practice: a full Section C summary with an aspect constraint

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Summary practice: a full Section C summary analysed point by point a

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Summary practice: a final full-extent summary at examination standar

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Summary practice: my mock Section C summary analysed point by point

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Summary practice: my final full-extent summary at examination standa

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Test of Orals drill: the common candidate errors from the examiner re

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Speaking & Listening: a formal debate with direct rebuttal of my oppon

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Speaking & Listening: a formal debate with rebuttal

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WAEC structure focus: Reported speech beyond the basics

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WAEC structure focus: Subjunctive mood in formal English

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Foreign elements in English: bona fide, status quo and ad hoc

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Foreign elements in English: vice versa, en route and per se

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British vs American spelling: colour/color and organise/organize

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