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AI prompts for upper primary learners.

πŸ“ 3 English Studies practice tests with answers β†’
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260 prompts matching "Homophone check: missed vs mist"

Reading: Summarise the Passage β€” asking my own questions to check

My name is a Primary 4 pupil in Nigeria. Write a short paragraph (6-8 sentences) about a N

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Grammar: Spot My Mistake β€” adverbial clauses of time

I'm in Primary 4 and I need some English practice. I will write 2 sentences using adverbia

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Spelling: Spot My Mistake β€” words with consonant digraphs

I go to primary school in Nigeria and I'm in Primary 4. I will type 3 words to practise wo

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Writing: Spot My Mistake β€” writing a story set

Please help me practise β€” I'm a Primary 4 pupil. I will write a short piece to practise wr

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Speaking: Spot My Mistake β€” talking about a place I have

Hi, I'm a Nigerian Primary 4 pupil. I will type 2 short lines to practise talking about a

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Speaking: Role-Play Practice β€” pronouncing new vocabulary correctly after checking

It's English time! I'm a Primary 4 pupil. Let's role-play to practise pronouncing new voca

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Spelling: Spot My Mistake β€” words ending in double 'ff'

It's English time! I'm a Primary 4 pupil. I will type 3 words to practise words ending in

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Writing: Spot My Mistake β€” writing a poem about a historical

I'm 9 years old and in Primary 4. I will write a short piece to practise writing a poem ab

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Grammar: Nigerian-Context Examples β€” a practice check using Nigerian names and places

Act as my Primary 4 English tutor. Give me five practice questions on a practice check usi

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Writing: Spot My Mistake β€” a narrative whose order confuses the reader

Act as my Primary 4 English tutor. Work a question on a narrative whose order confuses the

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Grammar: Spot My Mistake β€” an adverbial phrase in the wrong place

Act as my Primary 4 English tutor. Work a question on an adverbial phrase in the wrong pla

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Speaking: Spot My Mistake β€” a connective used wrongly in speech

Act as my Primary 4 English tutor. Work a question on a connective used wrongly in speech

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Writing: Spot My Mistake β€” the mistakes that spoil a short story

Act as my Primary 4 English tutor. Work a question on the mistakes that spoil a short stor

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Spelling: Spot My Mistake β€” break and brake used the wrong way round

Act as my Primary 4 English tutor. Work a question on break and brake used the wrong way r

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Writing: Spot My Mistake β€” a plan with no ending thought out

Act as my Primary 4 English tutor. Work a question on a plan with no ending thought out wi

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Writing: Spot My Mistake β€” a speech that wanders from its point

Act as my Primary 4 English tutor. Work a question on a speech that wanders from its point

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Spelling: Spot My Mistake β€” a vowel before 'r' spelt the wrong way

Act as my Primary 4 English tutor. Work a question on a vowel before 'r' spelt the wrong w

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Grammar: Spot My Mistake β€” a question tag that does not match its statement

Act as my Primary 4 English tutor. Work a question on a question tag that does not match i

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Grammar: Spot My Mistake β€” the phrase written as though it were a clause

Act as my Primary 4 English tutor. Work a question on a phrase written as though it were a

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Speaking: Spot My Mistake β€” a fronted adverbial spoken without its comma

Act as my Primary 4 English tutor. Work a question on a fronted adverbial spoken without i

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