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743 prompts matching "Parenthesis: spotting parenthesis in a passage"

Why this word? A scary forest

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Show me a description of a scary forest and ask me why

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Why this word? A joyful celebration

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Why this word? A simile about the sun

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Show me a simile comparing the sun to something else an

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Why this word? An appeal for flood victims

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Show me an emotive appeal asking readers to help flood

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Why this word? A head teacher's announcement

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Why this word? A chatty text message

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Show me a chatty text message between two friends and a

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Non-fiction features: captions under pictures

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain what captions under pictures are for in a non-f

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Non-fiction features: diagrams and labels

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain what diagrams and labels are for in a non-ficti

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Non-fiction features: bold and italic words

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain what bold and italic words are for in a non-fic

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Non-fiction features: fact boxes

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain what fact boxes are for in a non-fiction book a

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Non-fiction features: a glossary of tricky words

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain what a glossary of tricky words are for in a no

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Dialogue workshop: pupil and strict teacher

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Set the scene for me: a nervous pupil talking to a stri

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Dialogue workshop: detective and suspect

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Set the scene for me: a detective questioning a suspect

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Dialogue workshop: before the big exam

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Set the scene for me: a worried parent and a calm child

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Balanced argument: homework every day

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Ask me to give one reason for and one reason against th

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Balanced argument: compulsory uniforms

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Balanced argument: junk food at school

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Balanced argument: television and children

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Balanced argument: longer holidays

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Balanced argument: pocket money

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