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Fronted Adverbials: Waiting For The School Bus

I am a Primary 4 pupil. Remind me in one simple sentence what a fronted adverbial is and t

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Fronted Adverbials: Playing In The Compound

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Fronted Adverbials: Fetching Water From The Well

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Fronted Adverbials: Watching A Football Match

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Fronted Adverbials: Visiting Grandmother'S House

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Fronted Adverbials: Getting Ready For School

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Fronted Adverbials: Sweeping The Yard

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Fronted Adverbials: Waiting For The Rain To Stop

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Fronted Adverbials: Going To The Market With Mother

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Fronted Adverbials: Feeding The Chickens

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Fronted Adverbials: Doing Homework In The Evening

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Fronted Adverbials: Listening To A Story At Night

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Fronted Adverbials: Riding In The Danfo

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Fronted Adverbials: Queuing For Lunch At School

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Fronted Adverbials: Washing The School Uniform

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Fronted Adverbials: Planting Seeds In The Garden

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Fronted Adverbials: Packing A School Bag

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Fronted Adverbials: Greeting An Elder

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Reading: Describing a Scene — 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.

Spelling: Spelling Practice Task — the short a/long ar sounds

My name is a Primary 4 pupil in Nigeria. Teach me the short a/long ar sounds and short o/a

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