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πŸ“ 3 English Studies practice tests with answers β†’
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727 prompts matching "Spelling Bee Practice: A spelling bee round on words with silent letters"

Writing: Writing Starter Task β€” a story started from a picture

Act as my Primary 4 English teacher. Set me a short practical task on a story started from

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Writing: Writing Starter Task β€” the first verse of a poem about a hero

Act as my Primary 4 English teacher. Set me a short practical task on the first verse of a

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Writing: Writing Starter Task β€” the first two sentences of a short story

Act as my Primary 4 English teacher. Set me a short practical task on the first two senten

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Mixed Review Quiz 4

I am a Primary 4 pupil who has been learning about prefixes, suffixes and the Year 3/4 wor

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Mixed Review Quiz 9

I am a Primary 4 pupil who has been learning about descriptive writing with expanded noun

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Doubling Rule Detective: Hopped

Act as my Primary 4 English tutor and teach me the doubling-the-final-consonant spelling r

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Doubling Rule Detective: Swimming

Act as my Primary 4 English tutor and play a spelling game about the doubling rule, beginn

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Doubling Rule Detective: Forgetting

Act as my Primary 4 English tutor and teach me the doubling-the-final-consonant spelling r

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Doubling Rule Detective: Shopping

Act as my Primary 4 English tutor and play a spelling game about the doubling rule, beginn

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Drop the E Rule: Making

Act as my Primary 4 English tutor and teach me the 'drop the silent e' spelling rule using

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Drop the E Rule: Smiling

Act as my Primary 4 English tutor and play a spelling game about the drop-the-e rule, begi

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Drop the E Rule: Riding

Act as my Primary 4 English tutor and teach me the 'drop the silent e' spelling rule using

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Drop the E Rule: Closing

Act as my Primary 4 English tutor and play a spelling game about the drop-the-e rule, begi

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Reading: Describing a Scene β€” retelling a real-life story

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It's English time! I'm a Primary 4 pupil. Describe a busy scene to me in words (like a Nigerian market or a village compound) instead of a picture, then help me practise retelling a real-life story and using a dictionary for new words by asking me to retell what might be happening and why, using clues from the description.

Speaking: Speaking Challenge Game β€” talking about a book's setting

Can you help me? I'm a Primary 4 pupil. Turn practising talking about a book's setting, ch

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Reading: Describing a Scene β€” reading a ballad and spotting features

My name is a Primary 4 pupil in Nigeria. Describe a busy scene to me in words (like a Nige

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Speaking: Spot My Mistake β€” talking about yourself using comparative

I'm in Primary 4 and I need some English practice. I will type 2 short lines to practise t

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Writing: Spot My Mistake β€” learning how to write clear paragraphs

I'm in Primary 4 and I need some English practice. I will write a short piece to practise

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Reading: Describing a Scene β€” a review of reading strategies: retelling

Can you help me? I'm a Primary 4 pupil. Describe a busy scene to me in words (like a Niger

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Speaking: Speaking Challenge Game β€” using adverbs to describe my own

It's English time! I'm a Primary 4 pupil. Turn practising using adverbs to describe my own

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