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734 prompts matching "Expanded Noun Phrases: Describing an Animal"

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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Expanded noun phrases for precise description

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Teach me how to build expanded noun phrases to make my

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Why this word? A head teacher's announcement

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Show me a formal announcement from a head teacher and a

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Hyphen puzzle: the small-animal doctor

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Show me the two phrases 'a small-animal doctor' versus

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Explain changing the pronouns in reported speech

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You are my Primary 6 English teacher. Teach me changing the pronouns in reported speech step by step, with an example I would meet in Nigeria. Check I have followed each step, then set me one question to try.

Nigerian examples for forming nouns from adjectives using suffixes

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

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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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Spot my mistake: making a noun from an adjective

You are my Primary 6 English teacher. Write me two or three sentences on making a noun fro

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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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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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Nigerian examples for writing an informal letter describing a

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

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Nigerian examples for giving spoken advice using phrases like

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

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Spot my mistake: changing verbs into nouns using suffixes

I'm going to write two or three sentences about changing verbs into nouns using suffixes l

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Choosing the right form: announcement script

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor helping me choose the right form of writing for a purpos

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Passive voice practice: a formal announcement

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain the idea behind using passive voice in a formal

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Common Entrance word bank: words for describing character

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Teach me a strong bank of words for describing a charac

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Common Entrance word bank: words for describing setting

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Teach me a strong bank of words for describing a settin

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Describing with senses: an approaching storm

Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Ask me to describe a thunderstorm approaching using at

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Describe a picture: describing a character from a story

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

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Game: giving spoken advice using phrases like

Let's turn practising giving spoken advice using phrases like 'you should' and 'why don't

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