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42. 8 App Full.pdf
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43. The 8 Parts of Speech.pdf
Activity - Quiz

Identify the words in bold

1. I wore a lovely dress to the party.
a) preposition
b) adjective
c) noun

2. Who was he talking about yesterday?
a) conjunction
b) preposition
c) pronoun

3. She left her contact card underneath the napkin.
a) adjective
b) preposition
c) pronoun

4. If we walk quickly we will get there just after 9am.
a) adverb
b) conjunction
c) verb

5. I'm certain that I've met your parents before!
a) verb
b) adverb
c) article

6. She placed a tissue in her pocket in case she cried.
a) article
b) conjunction
c) preposition

7. I rang their mobile and her home phone but nobody answered.
a) adjective
b) conjunction
c) preposition

8. I think you should tell her the news after you see her.
a) pronoun
b) preposition
c) verb
How to be Polite in English -
| Top Tips for Language Learners!

Learning to speak English in a polite way is generally very important, especially if you want people to help you with something. If you want someone to do something for you, there are different ways of expressing it in English, depending on how polite you want to be. Joanne shares our top tips on how to use language to improve your levels of politeness in English.

00:00 Intro
00:25 An order or a request?
00:50 Why questions are politer than imperatives
01:02 'Can ' or 'could '?
03:00 Past forms and modal structures
03:22 Tone of voice

https://youtu.be/0Nv-zlhdb7Y
E (Oliver Twist) - WIX.pptx
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How to do READING COMPREHENSION (written responses)

Further to my previous post in which I explore the benefits of online tutoring, the attached PowerPoint presentation is an example of how I teach reading comprehension. As well as a demonstration, it is a useful learning exercise for any child preparing for 11 plus exams in which written responses are required (as opposed to multiple-choice). It should be viewed in SLIDE SHOW MODE and students should write their answer to each question before revealing what another student of their age has written. They can also view the mark scheme, my own example responses and useful tips & guidance.

https://www.misswrite11plus.co.uk/post/how-to-do-reading-comprehension-where-written-responses-are-required

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English language requirement (ELR) - Transport for London

As of 1 October 2021, we have changed the way in which we assess a private hire driver's ability to meet the English Language Requirement. This includes applications for both renewal and new licences.

https://tfl.gov.uk/info-for/taxis-and-private-hire/english-language-requirement