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English Studies

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751 prompts matching "Literature Focus: Why a poet chooses one word over another"

Reported Speech: Changing Time and Place Words

Act as my JSS1 English tutor. Teach me how words like today, tomorrow and here must change

Building New Words With Suffixes -ise and -ify

Act as my JSS1 English tutor. Teach me how the suffixes -ise and -ify change a word's clas

Understanding Register: Formal vs Informal Words

Act as my JSS1 English tutor. Teach me how formal and informal words differ, giving me pai

Reading to Follow Directions With Key Words

Act as my JSS1 English tutor. Give me a short text with direction-related key words, like

Pronouncing the 44 English Sounds From a Phonetic Chart

Act as my JSS1 English tutor. Show me how to identify and pronounce the vowel and consonan

Differences Between Prose and Poetry

Act as my JSS1 English tutor. Teach me the key differences between prose and poetry, explo

Exploring Types of Poetry: Epic, Lyric and Dramatic

Act as my JSS1 English tutor. Teach me about epic, lyric and dramatic poetry, giving me an

Exploring a Poem's Audience and the Effect of Poetic Language

Act as my JSS1 English tutor. Give me a short poem and ask me who its audience might be an

Exploring the Language of Poetry Versus Prose

Act as my JSS1 English tutor. Teach me how poetic language differs from ordinary prose lan

Reading to Follow Directions Using Key Words

Act as my JSS1 English tutor. Give me a passage full of direction-related key words and as

Checkpoint English Y7: Using the question's own words to find the place — Practice Set

Act as my JSS1 English tutor. Give me five practice questions on using the question's own

Checkpoint English Y7: Answering in your own words when the question asks for it — Spot My Mistake

Act as my JSS1 English examiner. Set me an exam-standard question on answering in your own

Checkpoint English Y7: The commonest errors in a retrieval question — Checkpoint Practice

Act as my JSS1 English tutor. Give me five practice questions on the commonest errors in a

Checkpoint English Y7: Using a single word as evidence for an inference — Spot My Mistake

Act as my JSS1 English examiner. Set me an exam-standard question on using a single word a

Checkpoint English Y7: The commonest errors in an inference question — Checkpoint Practice

Act as my JSS1 English tutor. Give me five practice questions on the commonest errors in a

Checkpoint English Y7: Turning a paragraph into one sentence — Practice Set

Act as my JSS1 English tutor. Give me five practice questions on turning a paragraph into

Checkpoint English Y7: Writing a summary in your own words — Model Answer

Act as my JSS1 English examiner. Set me an exam-standard question on writing a summary in

Checkpoint English Y7: Keeping to a stated number of words — Spot My Mistake

Act as my JSS1 English examiner. Set me an exam-standard question on keeping to a stated n

Checkpoint English Y7: Joining summary points with linking words — Writing Task

Act as my JSS1 English examiner. Set me an exam-standard question on joining summary point

Checkpoint English Y7: The commonest errors in a summary — Checkpoint Practice

Act as my JSS1 English tutor. Give me five practice questions on the commonest errors in a

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