(2 points each) 29. B 30. A 31. C 32. B
At the intermediate level, grammar moves beyond simple tenses. Expect to be tested on the , past simple vs. past continuous , and the introduction of future forms (will, going to, and present continuous). Vocabulary often focuses on personality adjectives (e.g., immature , independent ), feelings ( exhausted , terrified ), and compound nouns. 2. Pronunciation (2 points each) 29
The English File series, published by Oxford University Press, is a widely utilized resource in English Language Teaching (ELT). Its intermediate level is designed to bridge the gap between communicative competence and grammatical accuracy. The "Progress Test" for Files 1–5 acts as a cumulative checkpoint, assessing a student’s retention of the first half of the coursebook. This paper discusses the typical content found within such a test, the logic of the answer keys provided to instructors, and how students can utilize these assessments for autonomous learning. past continuous , and the introduction of future
Used to clarify the chronology of past events, indicating an action that happened before another point in the past (e.g., When I arrived, the train had already left ). 2. Future Forms and phrasal verbs like set off
The verb charge takes the preposition for when indicating the cost of a service or item. Question 3: Comparative Modifier
: Commuting terminology, road safety, and phrasal verbs like set off , pick up , and drop off .
For instant decisions, promises, and general predictions.