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722 prompts matching "Reading: Inference Story Questions — reading a harder text and working"

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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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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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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Spot my mistake: relative pronouns and relative clauses

I'm going to write two or three sentences about relative pronouns and relative clauses and

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Passage practice: the questions that persuade

You are my Primary 6 English teacher. Teach me the questions that persuade step by step, w

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Nigerian examples for writing a topic sentence and building

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

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Describe a picture: practising showing appreciation and saying thank

I am in Primary 6. Describe a simple Nigerian scene to me in words (like a busy market or

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Game: reciting a poem and picking out

Let's turn practising reciting a poem and picking out its rhyming words into a fun game. G

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Nigerian examples for using modal verbs and adverbs to

I'm a Primary 6 pupil preparing for Common Entrance. For speaking and listening, we are co

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Spot my mistake: expressing and linking opinions using connectives

I'm going to write two or three sentences about expressing and linking opinions using conn

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Nigerian examples for reciting a poem and discussing a

I'm a Primary 6 pupil preparing for Common Entrance. For speaking and listening, we are co

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Nigerian examples for words with the -ace and -ase

I'm a Primary 6 pupil preparing for Common Entrance. For spelling and vocabulary, we are c

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Nigerian examples for words with the eek and eak

I'm a Primary 6 pupil preparing for Common Entrance. For spelling and vocabulary, we are c

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Nigerian examples for words with the 'ote' and 'oat'

I'm a Primary 6 pupil preparing for Common Entrance. For spelling and vocabulary, we are c

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Game: the soft and hard sounds of g

You are my Primary 6 English teacher. Play a word game with me on the soft and hard sounds

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Spot my mistake: words with the -gh and -ght

I'm going to write two or three sentences about words with the -gh and -ght letter strings

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Game: words with the 'ood' and 'ude'

Let's turn practising words with the 'ood' and 'ude' patterns into a fun game. Give me a s

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Nigerian examples for using a range of prefixes and

I'm a Primary 6 pupil preparing for Common Entrance. For spelling and vocabulary, we are c

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Word origins: how Nigerian Pidgin and local languages shaped English

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain to me, in simple words, that English words like

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Precis practice: mosquitoes and malaria

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor helping me practise precis (summary) writing for Common

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