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Grammar Drill: The types of adjectives

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Grammar Drill: Sequence of tense using a timeline of...

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Grammar Drill: Phrasal verbs: correcting them when used...

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Grammar Drill: Clauses and sentences: dependent and...

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Grammar Drill: Prepositional phrases and what they do in a sentence

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Grammar Drill: Noun clauses: form, function and position

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Grammar Drill: Adjectival clauses and their function

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Grammar Drill: Adverbial clauses of time, place and manner

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Grammar Drill: Auxiliary verbs: modal and primary...

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Grammar Drill: Adjuncts of place and time as adverbials

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Grammar Drill: Forming a question tag correctly

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Grammar Drill: Complex, compound and compound-complex...

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Grammar Drill: Idiomatic expressions (under a cloud,...

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LBIS Term A Exam Writing Task (14): Revising and editing a draft against a...

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LBIS Term A Mark-Scheme Feedback: Revising and editing a draft against...

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MCQ Quiz: Phrasal verbs: replacing them with a single verb

Act as my WAEC English examiner. I am in SS 2. Set me ten objective questions on phrasal v

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MCQ Quiz: Subject-verb agreement with a compound subject

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Listen-and-Transcribe Drill: Listening to an audio recording and answering on the speaker's tone

Act as my WAEC English tutor. I am in SS 2. Read me a short piece turning on listening to

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Listen-and-Transcribe Drill: Pronouncing the -s and -es suffix after a sibilant

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Nominal style against verbal style

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