656 prompts matching "Sound It Out: A singular subject with its verb"
Antonym Hunt: begin and end
Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and quiz me on the antonym pair begin and end, asking me
Word Bank: Nigerian festival words
Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me vocabulary for describing Nigerian festival
Idiom Explorer: break a leg
Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me what the idiom 'break a leg' means and when
Idiom Explorer: piece of cake
Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me what the idiom 'piece of cake' means, then
Word Power: the prefix non-
Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me the prefix non- in words like nonstop and n
Word Power: the prefix anti-
Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me the prefix anti- in words like anticlockwis
Word Power: the prefix en-
Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me the prefix en- in words like enjoy and enla
Syllable Clap: counting claps in animal names
Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and help me clap out the syllables in animal names like
Syllable Clap: counting claps in food names
Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and help me clap out the syllables in food names like ba
Syllable Clap: counting claps in my classmates' names
Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and help me count the syllables in some common Nigerian
Speaking Corner: retelling what I heard
Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and read me a short passage, then ask me to retell it ba
Speaking Corner: explaining a process clearly
Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and help me practise explaining how to do something step
Speaking Corner: giving a reason for my opinion
Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and help me practise giving a clear reason to support my
Speaking Corner: saying where you live and what you like
You are my friendly Primary 3 English teacher. Let us practise speaking about saying where
Punctuation Patrol: apostrophes for more than one owner
Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me how to show that something belongs to more
Punctuation Patrol: a comma after 'first' and 'next'
Act as my Primary 3 English tutor and teach me how to use a comma after words like 'first'