1,034 prompts matching "Noun Clauses As Subject Or Object"
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Invigilated mock: Full Literature Paper 1 mock under timing
Act as my WAEC exam coach running a mock sitting. I am in SS 3. Give me a full mock coveri
Invigilated mock: Full Literature Paper 3 mock under timing
Act as my WAEC exam coach running a mock sitting. I am in SS 3. Give me a full mock coveri
Teach Me: Idioms about money and trade
You are my SS3 English tutor. Teach me idioms about money and trade, in clear steps and wi
Teach Me: The two addresses and the date
You are my SS3 English tutor. Teach me the two addresses and the date, in clear steps and
Teach Me: Choosing a title that draws the reader in
You are my SS3 English tutor. Teach me choosing a title that draws the reader in, in clear
Teach Me: The vocatives that open a speech
You are my SS3 English tutor. Teach me the vocatives that open a speech, in clear steps an
Teach Me: Reading the motion and taking a side
You are my SS3 English tutor. Teach me reading the motion and taking a side, in clear steps and with an example from Nigerian life where it helps. Check I have followed each step before moving on, and finish with one short question for me to try.
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Teach Me: The title and the terms of reference
You are my SS3 English tutor. Teach me the title and the terms of reference, in clear step
Teach Me: What inference means in a comprehension paper
You are my SS3 English tutor. Teach me what inference means in a comprehension paper, in c
Teach Me: The voiced and voiceless consonant pairs
You are my SS3 English tutor. Teach me the voiced and voiceless consonant pairs, in clear
Teach Me: The falling tune of a statement
You are my SS3 English tutor. Teach me the falling tune of a statement, in clear steps and
Teach Me: The full stop and the sentence boundary
You are my SS3 English tutor. Teach me the full stop and the sentence boundary, in clear s
Teach Me: The wrong preposition after a common verb
You are my SS3 English tutor. Teach me the wrong preposition after a common verb, in clear
Teach Me: What a context question expects beyond retelling the extract
You are my SS3 English tutor. Teach me what a Literature context question expects beyond r