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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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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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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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Spoken Language: giving a short talk with visual aids

Act as my Primary 5 English tutor and teach me how to plan and deliver a short spoken talk

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Spoken Language: using appropriate volume and pace

Act as my Primary 5 English tutor and teach me why using the right volume and pace matters

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Modal Verbs: giving advice with 'should' and 'ought to'

Act as my Primary 5 English tutor and teach me how to use 'should' and 'ought to' to give

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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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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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Learn: Using colons to introduce

I am in Primary 5. Explain using colons to introduce a list; punctuating bullet points to

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Learn: Verb-phrase complement and adverbial

I am in Primary 5. Explain verb-phrase complement and adverbial plus 'to' infinitive to me

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Atmosphere Builder: a compound before a storm

I am a Primary 5 pupil. Ask me to describe a quiet compound just before a big storm in thr

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Atmosphere Builder: a forest path at dusk

I am a Primary 5 pupil. Ask me to describe a dark forest path near a village at dusk in th

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Atmosphere Builder: a school hall before an exam

I am a Primary 5 pupil. Ask me to describe a school hall before a big exam in three or fou

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Atmosphere Builder: a platform as the last train leaves

I am a Primary 5 pupil. Ask me to describe a railway platform as the last train pulls out

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Atmosphere Builder: a football field before kick-off

I am a Primary 5 pupil. Ask me to describe a football field ten minutes before kick-off in

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Atmosphere Builder: the hour before a service

I am a Primary 5 pupil. Ask me to describe a place of worship in the hour before the servi

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Atmosphere Builder: a bakery before dawn

I am a Primary 5 pupil. Ask me to describe a bakery at four in the morning in three or fou

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Report Lab: a fact box in 'Facts about Nigerian wildlife'

I am a Primary 5 pupil. Ask me to plan a short non-fiction piece titled 'facts about Niger

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