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273 prompts matching "Speaking: Speaking Challenge Game — describing a classmate out loud"

Game: describing the position of objects using

Let's turn practising describing the position of objects using prepositions of place into

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Game: using correct subject-verb agreement when speaking

Let's turn practising using correct subject-verb agreement when speaking into a fun game.

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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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Game: reading a poem to work out

Let's turn practising reading a poem to work out its deeper meaning into a fun game. Give

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Game: writing a poem about a favourite

Let's turn practising writing a poem about a favourite thing into a fun game. Give me a sh

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Game: leaving out the detail

You are my Primary 6 English teacher. Play a word game with me on leaving out the detail:

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Game: the verse about what you like

You are my Primary 6 English teacher. Play a word game with me on the verse about what you

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Game: choosing what to write about

You are my Primary 6 English teacher. Play a word game with me on choosing what to write a

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Game: preparing for the speaking task

You are my Primary 6 English teacher. Play a word game with me on preparing for the speaki

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Describing with senses: writing about your own assembly

You are my Primary 6 English teacher. Teach me writing about your own assembly step by ste

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Game: practising the pronunciation of commonly confused

Let's turn practising practising the pronunciation of commonly confused words into a fun g

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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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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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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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Game: exploring an African poem for its

Let's turn practising exploring an African poem for its rhythm, imagery and cultural featu

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Game: writing a poem with a rhyme

Let's turn practising writing a poem with a rhyme scheme into a fun game. Give me a short

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Game: words with the long e sound

Let's turn practising words with the long e sound, as in tree into a fun game. Give me a s

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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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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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Nigerian examples for giving a joint short presentation about

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

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