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πŸ“ 3 English Studies practice tests with answers β†’
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670 prompts matching "Repetition as a deliberate cohesive device"

Spelling: Spelling Practice Task β€” a review of this term's sound

Hello! I'm in Primary 4 and I want to practise my English. Teach me a review of this term'

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Writing: Writing Starter Task β€” writing an original myth or legend

It's English time! I'm a Primary 4 pupil. Help me practise writing an original myth or leg

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Writing: Writing Starter Task β€” writing my own play with dialogue

I'm a Primary 4 pupil and today I want to work on this. Help me practise writing my own pl

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Spelling: Spelling Practice Task β€” the suffixes '-ible' and '-able'

I am a Primary 4 pupil. Teach me the suffixes '-ible' and '-able' with 5 example words, th

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Spelling: Spelling Practice Task β€” words ending with the letter pattern

It's English time! I'm a Primary 4 pupil. Teach me words ending with the letter pattern 'e

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Writing: Writing Starter Task β€” writing a book review

My name is a Primary 4 pupil in Nigeria. Help me practise writing a book review. Give me a

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Spelling: Spelling Practice Task β€” words ending in 'ing'

Hello! I'm in Primary 4 and I want to practise my English. Teach me words ending in 'ing'

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Writing: Writing Starter Task β€” writing a paragraph using new dictionary

Can you help me? I'm a Primary 4 pupil. Help me practise writing a paragraph using new dic

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Reading: Summarise the Passage β€” summarising a travel guide entry

You are my Primary 4 English tutor. Teach me summarising a travel guide entry, in clear st

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Reading: Summarise the Passage β€” summarising what I have just heard

You are my Primary 4 English tutor. Teach me summarising what I have just heard, in clear

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Grammar: Spot My Mistake β€” the grammar rule I break most often

Act as my Primary 4 English tutor. Work a question on the grammar rule I break most often

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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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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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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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