Grammar Diagnostic - Beginner Test 3
Beginner Diagnostic Test 3 revisits 24 targets through a shared garden, opening times, food quantities, past states and comparisons. The answer notes connect each response with a specific teaching point.
What’s in the worksheet?
- 24 diagnostic items; two student pages
- Teacher answers with grammar explanations
Identify the difference between knowing a pattern and supplying it independently.
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A simple way to teach it
Before the lesson
Set aside 25-35 minutes and print student pages 1-2 only.
- Ask learners to complete both formats without coaching; the opening possession item should remain part of the diagnostic evidence.
- Read across the corresponding items in the two sections rather than analysing the multiple-choice score alone.
- Check the running example in the key for both the auxiliary and spelling, then transfer the pattern to a new action.
Support and extension
Use a few examples to confirm suspected gaps before planning lessons. This worksheet is a selected grammar diagnostic, not a comprehensive beginner curriculum or placement scale.
Suggested approach. Adjust the pace and number of questions to suit your class.
