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Rebuild ten A2 plans with going to, including negatives and questions about what, where and when. Family visits, films, housing and a new job provide contexts for checking am/is/are.
Ten A2 past-simple scrambles combine events, negative statements, questions and past forms of be. Learners reorganise examples about films, meals, travel and a closed restaurant, then check full model sentences.
Reorder ten A1-A2 sentences about actions happening now, from reading and cooking to waiting and laughing. Questions and negative forms make learners handle be as well as the -ing verb.
Ten A2-B1 scrambles practise present-perfect experiences with ever, never, before and repeated visits. Irregular participles appear in questions and statements about travel, food and meeting people.
A seven-page teacher overview describes classroom evidence from A1 to C2 across reading, listening, speaking and writing. Expanded explanations help distinguish neighbouring levels while keeping uneven learner profiles visible.
This two-page rating reference explains five classroom performance bands for speaking and writing, with separate guidance for unobserved or untested skills. It supports consistent use of the level-check evaluation form.
Record live speaking observations and a separate written-performance profile on this two-page teacher form. Five-point criteria, evidence notes, provisional placement and next-step priorities keep the evaluation concise but traceable.
A1 Grammar Check Test 1 samples 20 points through twelve multiple-choice items and eight short answers. Be, pronouns, plurals, articles and everyday verb patterns provide a starting picture of basic grammar knowledge.
A fresh A1 grammar check with 20 items, including an orange, school identity, Sunday opening and can plus a verb. Test 2 changes wording and order while retaining the series' recognition-and-production format.
Test 3 offers another 20-item A1 check, moving between everyday places, work, ability, pronouns and possession. Multiple-choice items are followed by short-answer tasks and a teacher key explaining each target.
A2 Grammar Check Test 1 contrasts routines with actions happening now and reviews past events, plans, comparison and other selected A2 structures. Twenty items combine multiple choice with short written production.
A2 Test 2 checks 20 grammar points in contexts such as packed bags, staff passes, milk quantities and hotel booking. A separate explained key helps connect incorrect responses with practical revision targets.
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