721 prompts matching "Writing the opening of a story: game challenge"
Tricky words: stationary / stationery
Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain the difference between stationary / stationery
Tricky words: principal / principle
Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain the difference between principal / principle in
Tricky words: who's / whose
Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain the difference between who's / whose in simple
Tricky words: accept / except
Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain the difference between accept / except in simpl
Tricky words: advice / advise
Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain the difference between advice / advise in simpl
Tricky words: necessary, embarrass, accommodate
Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain the difference between necessary, embarrass, ac
Passive voice practice: choosing passive for reports
Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain the idea behind deciding when passive voice is
Passive voice practice: passive back to active
Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain the idea behind changing a passive sentence bac
Passive voice practice: a formal announcement
Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain the idea behind using passive voice in a formal
Passive voice practice: a science explanation
Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain the idea behind using the passive voice correct
Punctuation lab: joining ideas with a semi-colon
Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain joining two related sentences with a semi-colon
Punctuation lab: a colon before a list
Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain using a colon to introduce a list to me, showin
Punctuation lab: a colon before an explanation
Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain using a colon to introduce an explanation to me
Punctuation lab: dashes for extra detail
Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain using a dash to add extra information to me, sh
Punctuation lab: semi-colon or full stop
Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain choosing between a semi-colon and a full stop t
Punctuation lab: spotting a run-on sentence
Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Explain spotting a missing semi-colon in a run-on sente
Hyphen puzzle: twenty-odd people
Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Show me the two phrases 'twenty odd people' versus 'twe
Hyphen puzzle: a well-known singer
Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Show me the two phrases 'a well-known singer' versus 'a
Hyphen puzzle: re-sign versus resign
Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Show me the two phrases 're-sign the form' versus 'resi
Hyphen puzzle: a fast-moving car
Act as my Primary 6 English tutor. Show me the two phrases 'a fast-moving car' versus 'a f