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747 prompts matching "Punctuation Focus: using an ellipsis for effect"

Word origins: how Swahili shaped English

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain to me, in simple words, that English words like

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Word origins: how Hindi shaped English

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Non-fiction features: captions under pictures

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Non-fiction features: bullet-point lists

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Non-fiction features: fact boxes

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Non-fiction features: a glossary of tricky words

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Tricky words: their / there / they're

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Tricky words: practice / practise

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Tricky words: stationary / stationery

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Tricky words: principal / principle

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Tricky words: weather / whether

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Tricky words: who's / whose

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Tricky words: accept / except

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Tricky words: advice / advise

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Tricky words: necessary, embarrass, accommodate

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Hyphen puzzle: twenty-odd people

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Show me the two phrases 'twenty odd people' versus 'twe

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Hyphen puzzle: re-cover versus recover

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Show me the two phrases 're-cover the chair' versus 're

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Hyphen puzzle: a well-known singer

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Hyphen puzzle: re-sign versus resign

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Hyphen puzzle: a fast-moving car

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