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Omni - All

Words beginning with 'omni' generally mean all or every.

Omnipresent

Omnipresent literally means present everywhere. It can also be used to mean something has a constant effect everywhere.
- Example: The Christian God is omnipresent.
- Alternative: The Christian God is =present everywhere, always=.
- Example: The model was an omnipresent fashion icon.
- Alternative: The model was a global fashion icon.

Omnipotent

Omnipotent means all powerful.
- Example: Christians believe that God is omnipotent.
- Alternative: Christians believe that God is all powerful.

Omniscient

Omniscient means knowing everything.
- Example: No human being can be omniscient.
- Alternative: No human being can know everything.

Equ - Equal

Words beginning with 'equ' generally mean equal.

Equal

Equal means the same.
- Example: Jess and Johnny were equally competitive.
- Alternative: Jess and Johnny were as competitive as each other.

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Equation

An equation is a maths statement showing that two different values are the same.
An equation can also show what happens during a chemical reaction.
- Example: 2 + 5 = 7 is a mathematical equation.
- Example: The equation for aerobic respiration is glucose + oxygen → carbon dioxide + water.

Equidistant

Equidistant means equally near or far (equal distance).
- Example: My school is equidistant from James' and Jenny's houses.
- Alternative: My school is the same distance from James' and Jenny's houses.

Equality

Equality means being equal. It's often used in the context of people's rights and status.
- Example: Everybody in the group wanted equality.
- Alternative: Everybody in the group wanted everyone to be equal.

Equalise

To equalise is to make equal.
- Example: Many teachers at the school felt overworked, while some felt underworked. The school needed to equalise the workload.
- Alternative: Many teachers at the school felt overworked, while some felt underworked. The school needed to even out the workload.

Equivalent

Things that are equivalent have the same value, purpose, or are of the same amount etc.
- Example: 1 mile is equivalent to 1.6 km.
- Alternative: 1 mile is the same distance as 1.6 km.

Homo - Same

Words beginning with 'homo' generally mean being the same as something.

Homosexual

Homosexual means being attracted to the same sex.
- Example: Fred and Sammy were a homosexual couple.
- Alternative: Fred and Sammy were a same-sex couple.

Homogeneous

Homogeneous means made up of the same kind of parts or people.
- Example: The ginger children in identical uniforms make up a homogeneous group.
- Alternative: The ginger children in identical uniforms make up a single-identity group.

Homonym

Homonym means words that sound or are spelt the same but have different meanings.
- Example: Knight and night are homonyms.
- Alternative: Knight and night sound the same but have different meanings.

1Spelling

1.1Spelling

1.1.1Hard 'U' & 'I' Sounds

1.1.2Words Ending in '-sure', & '-mure'

1.1.3Words Ending in '-sion'

1.1.4'Ei', 'Eigh' & 'Ey' Spellings

1.1.5Spelling Words with 'Ch'

1.1.6Spelling Words with 'Sc'

1.1.7Silent Letters

1.1.8i Before e Rule

1.1.9Hard & Soft 'c' Sounds

1.1.10End of Topic Test - Spelling

1.2Prefixes

1.2.1'Anti-' & 'Auto-'

1.2.2Not & 'Inter-'

1.2.3'Mis-', 'Dis-' & 'Re-'

1.2.4'Sub-' & 'Super-'

1.2.5End of Topic Test - Prefixes

1.3Suffixes

1.3.1Vowel Suffixes

1.3.2Short Vowel Suffixes

1.3.3Suffixes: '-ous'

1.3.4Rules for Suffixes: '-ous'

1.3.5Rules for Suffixes: '-ous' 2

1.3.6Suffixes: '-ly'

1.3.7Suffixes: '-ation'

1.3.8Suffixes: '-ation' 2

1.3.9Spelling: '-tion' Endings

1.3.10Spelling: '-sion' Endings

1.3.11Spelling: '-ssion' Endings

1.3.12Spelling: '-cian' Endings

1.3.13End of Topic Test - Suffixes

1.3.14End of Topic Test - Spelling

1.4Making Words Plural

1.4.1Plurals

1.4.2End of Topic Test - Plurals

1.5Homophones

1.6Word Meanings

1.6.1Homonyms

1.6.2End of Topic Test - Homonyms

2Punctuation

3Grammar

3.1Word Classes

3.1.1Nouns

3.1.2Pronouns

3.1.3Verbs

3.1.4Adjectives & Adverbs

3.1.5Qualifiers & Quantifiers

3.1.6Determiners

3.1.7Prepositions

3.1.8Synonyms & Antonyms

3.1.9End of Topic Test - Word Classes

3.2Conjunctions

3.2.1Coordinating Conjunctions

3.2.2Subordinating Conjunctions

3.2.3End of Topic Test - Conjunctions

3.3Writing Coherently

3.3.1Building Cohesion in Writing

3.3.2Avoiding Ambiguity in Writing

3.3.3End of Topic Test - Cohesion

3.4Verbs

3.4.1Subject-verb Agreement

3.4.2End of Topic Test - Subject-verb

3.5Modal Verbs

3.5.1Modal Verbs

3.5.2Can & Could

3.5.3May & Might

3.5.4Should & Shall

3.5.5Will & Would

3.5.6Must & Have To

3.5.7End of Topic Test - Modals

3.6Phrasal Verbs

3.6.1Phrasal Verbs

3.6.2End of Topic Test - Phrasal Verbs

3.7Subjunctive Verbs

3.7.1Subjunctive Verbs

3.7.2End of Topic Test - Verbs

3.8Sentences

3.8.1Subject of a Sentence

3.8.2Object of a Sentence

3.8.3Main & Subordinate Clauses

3.8.4Simple Sentences & Compound Sentences

3.8.5Complex Sentences

3.8.6Relative Clauses

3.8.7Relative Clauses Without Relative Pronouns

3.8.8Participle Clauses

3.8.9Run-on Sentences

3.8.10Sentence Functions

3.8.11End of Topic Test - Sentences

3.9Tenses

3.9.1Present Tense

3.9.2Past Tense

3.9.3Past Tense Using Have

3.9.4Future Tense

3.9.5Present vs Past vs Future

3.9.6Continuity of Tenses

3.9.7End of Topic Test - Tenses

3.10Adverbials

3.10.1Adverbial

3.10.2Saying Where & When

3.10.3Saying How Often

3.10.4Saying How & Why

3.10.5Using Commas for Fronted Adverbials

3.10.6End of Topic Test - Adverbials

3.11Language Techniques

3.11.1Figurative & Emotive Language

3.11.2Active & Passive Voice

3.11.3Idiomatic Expressions

3.11.4End of Topic Test - Language Techniques

4Decoding Words

4.1Common Word Roots

4.1.1Saving

4.1.2Certainty & Clarity

4.1.3New & Alone

4.1.4Believing & Thinking

4.1.5Carrying & Leading

4.1.6Shape & Place

4.1.7Doing & Making

4.1.8Climbing & Going

4.1.9End of Topic Test - Common Root Words

4.1.10End of Topic Test - Common Root Words 2

4.2Common Prefixes

4.2.1For & Against

4.2.2All & Same

4.2.3Away & Far

4.2.4Colour & Shape

4.2.5Back & Down

4.2.6Numbers

4.2.7Across & Through

4.2.8Life & Earth

4.2.9Empty & Broken

4.2.10Great & Greater

4.2.11Hearing & Speaking

4.2.12Apart & Together

4.2.13Over & Under

4.2.14In

4.2.15Less & Smaller

4.2.16Before & After

4.2.17End of Topic Test - Common Prefixes 2

4.2.18End of Topic Test - Common Prefixes

4.3Common Suffixes

4.3.1Characterised By

4.3.2Disease

4.3.3Lover & Lacking

4.3.4Belief & Study

4.3.5People

4.3.6State & Quality

4.3.7Sound & Colour

4.3.8Capable & Relating

4.3.9End of Topic Test - Common Suffixes

4.3.10End of Topic Test - Common Suffixes 2

5Reading & Writing

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