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Nigerian examples for relative clauses with who

I'm a Primary 6 pupil preparing for Common Entrance. For grammar, we are covering relative

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Explain adding the suffix -ful

You are my Primary 6 English teacher. Teach me adding the suffix -ful step by step, with a

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Common Entrance drill: forming nouns from adjectives using suffixes

Act like a Common Entrance examiner. Give me exam-style questions on forming nouns from ad

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Explain what a colon does

You are my Primary 6 English teacher. Teach me what a colon does step by step, with an exa

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Common Entrance drill: consolidating the term's grammar

You are my Primary 6 English teacher. Teach me consolidating the term's grammar step by st

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Explain making a verb from an adjective

You are my Primary 6 English teacher. Teach me making a verb from an adjective step by ste

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Common Entrance drill: using idiomatic expressions

Act like a Common Entrance examiner. Give me exam-style questions on using idiomatic expre

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Spot my mistake: indefinite pronouns and indefinite adverbs (someone

I'm going to write two or three sentences about indefinite pronouns and indefinite adverbs

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Game: forming adverbs by adding -ly

Let's turn practising forming adverbs by adding -ly, including irregular forms into a fun

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Nigerian examples for subject-verb agreement

I'm a Primary 6 pupil preparing for Common Entrance. For grammar, we are covering subject-

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Spot my mistake: using hyphens to avoid ambiguity

I'm going to write two or three sentences about using hyphens to avoid ambiguity and I wil

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Spot my mistake: using expanded noun phrases

I'm going to write two or three sentences about using expanded noun phrases and I will hid

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Common Entrance drill: building complex sentences with subordinating conjunctions

Act like a Common Entrance examiner. Give me exam-style questions on building complex sent

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Game: prepositions of place: 'in' versus 'at'

Let's turn practising prepositions of place: 'in' versus 'at' into a fun game. Give me a s

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Nigerian examples for active and passive voice

I'm a Primary 6 pupil preparing for Common Entrance. For grammar, we are covering active a

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Common Entrance drill: identifying the audience and purpose of

Act like a Common Entrance examiner. Give me exam-style questions on identifying the audie

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Common Entrance drill: exploring a play script and its

Act like a Common Entrance examiner. Give me exam-style questions on exploring a play scri

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Passage practice: finding where something happens

You are my Primary 6 English teacher. Teach me finding where something happens step by ste

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Common Entrance drill: revising this term's reading comprehension skills

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Passage practice: explaining what the text says

You are my Primary 6 English teacher. Teach me explaining what the text says step by step,

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