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Dictionary skills: checking part of speech

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain using a dictionary to check part of speech to m

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Tricky words: their / there / they're

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain the difference between their / there / they're

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Tricky words: affect / effect

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain the difference between affect / effect in simpl

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Tricky words: practice / practise

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain the difference between practice / practise in s

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Tricky words: stationary / stationery

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain the difference between stationary / stationery

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Tricky words: weather / whether

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain the difference between weather / whether in sim

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Tricky words: who's / whose

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain the difference between who's / whose in simple

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Tricky words: accept / except

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain the difference between accept / except in simpl

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Tricky words: advice / advise

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain the difference between advice / advise in simpl

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Subjunctive mood: she suggested that he be

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Show me the sentence 'She suggested that he be more car

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Subjunctive mood: were I in charge

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Show me the sentence 'Were I in charge, I would change

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Subjunctive mood: if only it were raining

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Show me the sentence 'If only it were raining today' an

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Punctuation lab: joining ideas with a semi-colon

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain joining two related sentences with a semi-colon

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Punctuation lab: dash instead of comma

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain using a dash instead of a comma for emphasis to

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Punctuation lab: spotting a run-on sentence

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain spotting a missing semi-colon in a run-on sente

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Punctuation lab: punctuating a formal notice

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain punctuating a formal notice with colons and sem

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Punctuation lab: fixing a comma splice

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain fixing a sentence that wrongly uses a comma ins

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Hyphen puzzle: the man-eating shark

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Show me the two phrases 'man eating shark' versus 'man-

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Hyphen puzzle: a well-known singer

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Show me the two phrases 'a well-known singer' versus 'a

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Hyphen puzzle: a fast-moving car

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Show me the two phrases 'a fast-moving car' versus 'a f

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