250 prompts matching "Twenty words against the clock"
Who does what in a debate
I am a Primary 5 pupil taking a role in an Igbo debate. Teach me eight words for the parts
Say ịzaghachi without rushing
I am a Primary 5 pupil who rushes Igbo rebuttal words. Give me ịzaghachi and the other reb
Won by one good reply
I am a Primary 5 pupil learning Igbo. Tell me a 150-word story about a school debate decid
Tone on karịa and kacha
I am a Primary 5 pupil learning Igbo comparison words. Drill me on karịa, kacha and dị ka
Stronger from walking to school
I am a Primary 5 pupil learning Igbo. Tell me a 140-word story about a child who grew stro
Ask permission before an interview
I am a Primary 5 pupil preparing to interview someone in Igbo. Teach me the words for aski
Start a question clearly
I am a Primary 5 pupil learning Igbo question openers. Give me eight openers, including ho
Turn closed questions into open
I am a Primary 5 pupil writing interview questions in Igbo. Show me three worked examples
Read my letter to find dots
I am a Primary 5 pupil checking my Igbo writing. Give me a short formal letter with the to
Say mkpokọta uche clearly
I am a Primary 5 pupil learning Igbo summary words. Take mkpokọta uche, nchịkọta and six m
What to leave out
I am a Primary 5 pupil learning to summarise in Igbo. Teach me eight words about summarisi
Folk tale in three sentences
I am a Primary 5 pupil learning Igbo summaries. Tell me a 160-word folk tale with the Engl
Shrink six sentences to one
I am a Primary 5 pupil cutting words in Igbo. Give me a six-sentence paragraph with the En
Use a proverb in my story
I am a Primary 5 pupil writing in Igbo. Offer me three proverbs with their meanings, let m
Build a scene from one line
I am a Primary 5 pupil finishing Year 5 Igbo. Give me twelve lines with their English mean
House phrases for my helper
I am a Primary 5 pupil learning Igbo, and the adult who helps me at home does not speak it
Listen to Igbo outside lessons
I am a Primary 5 pupil who wants more Igbo listening. Suggest five activities using radio,
Greet my teacher on day one
I am a Primary 5 pupil starting Igbo again. Teach me a five-line morning-circle exchange I
Talk to a visiting aunt
I am a Primary 5 pupil practising Igbo. Be my aunt who has come for iri jị ọhụrụ and talk
What breaking kola means
I am a Primary 5 pupil learning about ịgọ ọjị at a family gathering. Explain respectfully