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Spelling Focus: 'forty'

Act as my Primary 5 English tutor and help me learn to spell the word 'forty'. Break it in

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Spelling Rule: doubling the consonant before a suffix

Act as my Primary 5 English tutor and teach me the spelling rule for doubling the final co

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Spelling Rule: dropping the silent 'e' before a suffix

Act as my Primary 5 English tutor and teach me the spelling rule for dropping a silent 'e'

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Relative Clauses: using relative clauses in formal writing

Act as my Primary 5 English tutor and teach me how relative clauses can make formal writin

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Parenthesis: using brackets for extra information

Act as my Primary 5 English tutor and teach me how to use brackets to add extra informatio

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Parenthesis: extra information about a person

Act as my Primary 5 English tutor and teach me how to use parenthesis to add extra informa

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The ow that sounds like cow: a Nigerian example

You are my Primary 5 English teacher. Teach me the ow that sounds like cow step by step, w

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Picture time: Reading for the main idea

You are my Primary 5 English teacher. Describe a scene to do with reading for the main ide

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Words with a hard g: a Nigerian example

You are my Primary 5 English teacher. Teach me words with a hard g step by step, with an e

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Connectives that show time: a Nigerian example

You are my Primary 5 English teacher. Teach me connectives that show time step by step, wi

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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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Spot my mistake: Must for something you are sure of

You are my Primary 5 English teacher. Write me two or three sentences on must for somethin

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Build: The greeting of an informal letter

You are my Primary 5 English teacher. Help me write on the greeting of an informal letter:

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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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Build: Writing an informal letter (Term 25)

I am in Primary 5. Help me plan and write a short piece practising writing an informal let

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Spot my mistake: Writing a topic sentence for a paragraph

You are my Primary 5 English teacher. Write me two or three sentences on writing a topic s

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Spot my mistake: Forming a word with a suffix

You are my Primary 5 English teacher. Write me two or three sentences on forming a word wi

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Picture time: The news in the middle of an informal letter

You are my Primary 5 English teacher. Describe a scene to do with the news in the middle o

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Evidence Hunt: the man counting his coins

I am a Primary 5 pupil. Write a short passage (8-10 sentences) about a man at the market w

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Fact or Opinion: School Uniforms

I am a Primary 5 pupil. Give me three sentences about school uniforms — mix statements of

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