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πŸ“ 3 English Studies practice tests with answers β†’
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748 prompts matching "The closing and the signature: a Nigerian example"

Reading: Comprehension Passage β€” a short passage with questions to answer

Act as my Primary 4 English tutor. Give me five practice questions on a short passage with

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Speaking: Rapid Speaking Quiz β€” a friendly practice check on speaking

Hello! I'm in Primary 4 and I want to practise my English. Give me a rapid quiz of 6 short

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Speaking: Spot My Mistake β€” retelling a story using good expressions

It's English time! I'm a Primary 4 pupil. I will type 2 short lines to practise retelling

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Writing: Plan Before Writing β€” organising descriptive sentences into a paragraph

I go to primary school in Nigeria and I'm in Primary 4. Help me plan before I practise org

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Spelling: Rapid Spelling Quiz β€” words with final consonant blends

I'm 9 years old and in Primary 4. Give me a rapid spelling quiz on words with final conson

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Grammar: Spot My Mistake β€” adverbial clauses of time

I'm in Primary 4 and I need some English practice. I will write 2 sentences using adverbia

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Writing: Writing Starter Task β€” writing a book review

My name is a Primary 4 pupil in Nigeria. Help me practise writing a book review. Give me a

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Speaking: Role-Play Practice β€” describing someone using pronouns instead

My name is a Primary 4 pupil in Nigeria. Let's role-play to practise describing someone us

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Spelling: Spot My Mistake β€” words with consonant digraphs

I go to primary school in Nigeria and I'm in Primary 4. I will type 3 words to practise wo

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Reading: Comprehension Passage β€” finding a text's main ideas

Let's practise together β€” I'm a Primary 4 pupil. Write a short passage (8-10 sentences) ab

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Writing: Spot My Mistake β€” writing a story set

Please help me practise β€” I'm a Primary 4 pupil. I will write a short piece to practise wr

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Grammar: Rapid Grammar Quiz β€” connectives

I go to primary school in Nigeria and I'm in Primary 4. Give me a rapid quiz of 6 question

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Writing: Plan Before Writing β€” writing a short historical essay

I'm 9 years old and in Primary 4. Help me plan before I practise writing a short historica

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Speaking: Speaking Practice Chat β€” using connectives in conversation

Hi, I'm a Nigerian Primary 4 pupil. I want to practise using connectives in conversation t

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Grammar: Spot My Mistake β€” using a dictionary to check

My name is a Primary 4 pupil in Nigeria. I will write 2 sentences using using a dictionary

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Spelling: Spot My Mistake β€” words ending in double 'ff'

It's English time! I'm a Primary 4 pupil. I will type 3 words to practise words ending in

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Reading: Rapid Reading Quiz β€” a review of inference

I go to primary school in Nigeria and I'm in Primary 4. Give me a rapid-fire quiz to pract

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Writing: Sentence Building Task β€” a review of descriptive

Hi, I'm a Nigerian Primary 4 pupil. Give me 3 simple ideas so I can practise a review of d

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Reading: Describing what you can see

You are my Primary 4 English teacher. Give me a short passage on describing what you can s

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Speaking: Spot My Mistake β€” a connective used wrongly in speech

Act as my Primary 4 English tutor. Work a question on a connective used wrongly in speech

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