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363 prompts matching "Grammar: Nigerian-Context Examples — travel vocabulary"

Practising using question tags: a Nigerian example

I am in Primary 5. Using a Saturday morning at the local market as the topic, teach me pra

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Writing what you think: a Nigerian example

You are my Primary 5 English teacher. Teach me writing what you think step by step, with a

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Writing a non-chronological report: a Nigerian example

I am in Primary 5. Using a market in Lagos as the topic, teach me writing a non-chronologi

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Spelling words with silent: a Nigerian example

I am in Primary 5. Using a Saturday morning at the local market as the topic, teach me spe

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Words that end in -sion: a Nigerian example

You are my Primary 5 English teacher. Teach me words that end in -sion step by step, with

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Practising giving commands: a Nigerian example

I am in Primary 5. Using a family gathering for a birthday party as the topic, teach me pr

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When the passive is the better choice: a Nigerian example

You are my Primary 5 English teacher. Teach me when the passive is the better choice step

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The closing and the signature: a Nigerian example

You are my Primary 5 English teacher. Teach me the closing and the signature step by step,

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Using flow charts: a Nigerian example

I am in Primary 5. Using a Saturday morning at the local market as the topic, teach me usi

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A comma after an opening phrase: a Nigerian example

You are my Primary 5 English teacher. Teach me a comma after an opening phrase step by ste

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The ea spelling: a Nigerian example

You are my Primary 5 English teacher. Take me through the sounds and spellings in the ea s

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The ough that sounds like off: a Nigerian example

You are my Primary 5 English teacher. Test my spelling on the ough that sounds like off: g

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What the informal letter is about: a Nigerian example

You are my Primary 5 English teacher. Give me a short passage on what the informal letter

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The verb with a plural subject: a Nigerian example

You are my Primary 5 English teacher. Teach me the rule for the verb with a plural subject

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How the problem is solved: a Nigerian example

You are my Primary 5 English teacher. Give me a short passage on how the problem is solved

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Formal vs Informal Vocabulary: A formal and informal word round on greetings

You are my Primary 5 English teacher. Build my vocabulary for a formal and informal word r

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Formal vs Informal Vocabulary: A formal and informal word round on requests

You are my Primary 5 English teacher. Build my vocabulary for a formal and informal word r

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Formal vs Informal Vocabulary: A formal and informal word round on apologies

You are my Primary 5 English teacher. Build my vocabulary for a formal and informal word r

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Formal vs Informal Vocabulary: A formal and informal word round on farewells

You are my Primary 5 English teacher. Build my vocabulary for a formal and informal word r

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Formal vs Informal Vocabulary: A formal and informal word round on thanks

You are my Primary 5 English teacher. Build my vocabulary for a formal and informal word r

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