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You read a short academic paragraph (about 70â100 words). The first sentence is shown in full, and starting from the second sentence, the second half of every second word is removed. Your task is to complete the missing letters correctly. This task measures your ability to process written English for both meaning and form. To succeed, you must understand the overall meaning of the text while also applying accurate knowledge of spelling, grammar, and word structure. Each passage contains 10 incomplete words, and correct answers depend on using context rather than memorization.
Solve QuestionsBuild a Sentence
You are given a short exchange between speakers. One sentence is shown in full, and the response sentence is presented with words or phrases missing. These missing chunks are provided in a separate list. Your task is to arrange these chunks to form a grammatically correct sentence that fits the context of the exchange. You will answer a total of 10 questions. This task measures your control of English sentence structure, including word order, agreement, relative clauses, and basic grammatical relationships. To answer correctly, the sentence must be both grammatically accurate and appropriate as a reply to the preceding sentence.
Solve QuestionsListen and Repeat
You hear 7 sentences within a short academic or campus-life scenario and must repeat each sentence exactly once. Sentences become progressively longer and more complex as the task continues, and you have a limited time (about 8â12 seconds) to record each response. This task measures foundational speaking skills, including accurate listening and intelligibility. Scoring focuses on how accurately you reproduce the original sentence and how clearly your speech can be understood.
Solve QuestionsWrite an Email
You are given a short scenario set in an academic or everyday context, such as contacting an editor, instructor, or organization. You must write an email that clearly achieves a specific communicative purpose, such as requesting information, explaining a problem, or asking for clarification. This task measures your ability to write a coherent multi-sentence response using appropriate tone, organization, grammar, and vocabulary, while following basic social conventions like politeness and clarity. You have 7 minutes to complete this task.
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