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Test 3 samples A2 grammar through advice, parcel comparisons, actions in progress, booking requests and past meetings. Eight short answers follow twelve multiple-choice questions, with explanations and acceptable alternatives in the key.
B1 Grammar Check Test 1 samples present perfect, earlier past events, conditionals, passive forms and reported speech within a 20-item paper. The key adds concise grammar explanations for targeted follow-up.
The second B1 check revisits grammar through a hypothetical photography course, residence since 2019, a free tour and relative clauses. Its 20 items reveal both recognition and short-answer production.
B1 Test 3 checks grammar in contexts including forest walks, an old library, a show already underway and a worsening storm. Short production tasks complement the twelve multiple-choice questions.
B2 Grammar Check Test 1 samples past counterfactuals, future completion, regret, deductions and causative have. Twenty recognition and production items are followed by an explained teacher key.
This B2 alternative uses spotless floors, a late announcement, a windy ferry journey and an unwanted phone call to test 20 structures. The key explains why a form fits its particular meaning and time.
B2 Test 3 moves through a hotel relative clause, printer repairs, future deadlines, password criticism and past regrets. Twelve selections and eight short answers offer complementary evidence of grammatical control.
C1 Grammar Check Test 1 explores inversion, formal recommendations, reporting passives, participle clauses and emphasis. Its 20 items require accurate form and careful interpretation, with a teacher explanation for each answer.
The second C1 check tests 20 points through a demanding timetable, checked figures, a removed subsidy and formal reporting. It includes albeit, unnecessary completed actions and being treated constructions.
C1 Test 3 samples emphatic inversion, participle clauses, formal recommendations, clefts and hypothetical meaning. Examples about a station departure, road closure and a cancelled plan keep the 20-item check contextual.
C2 Grammar Check Test 1 probes inversion, concessive structures, reporting passives and scope of meaning across 20 items. The explained key gives particular attention to preserving the original claim in rewrites.
C2 Test 2 checks 20 selected structures through proposal reviews, hypothetical evidence, contaminated samples and statements of appearance. Short answers require close attention to implication and tense as well as syntax.
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