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What is the correct positive statement for the subject 'He'?
What is the correct positive statement for the subject 'He'?
Which of the following is a correct negative statement for the subject 'They'?
Which of the following is a correct negative statement for the subject 'They'?
What type of sentence is 'Is she studying?'?
What type of sentence is 'Is she studying?'?
What is being prepared in the dialogue?
What is being prepared in the dialogue?
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What does the speaker mention about their class attendance?
What does the speaker mention about their class attendance?
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Which phrase indicates the speaker is currently engaged in a task?
Which phrase indicates the speaker is currently engaged in a task?
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What does the listener express concern over?
What does the listener express concern over?
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How does the speaker respond to the question about their classes?
How does the speaker respond to the question about their classes?
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Study Notes
School Activities and Conversations
- Vocabulary related to educational settings: studying, classes, contest preparation.
- Example of a positive statement: "He is studying."
- Example of a negative statement: "They are not studying."
- Example of a question: "Is she studying?"
Dialogue Structure
- Represents a conversation about a busy schedule and commitments.
- One speaker inquires about another's activities, emphasizing busyness: "What are you doing?"
- Responses indicate specific tasks, such as preparing for a speech contest.
Importance of Engagement
- Characters express concern over balancing multiple classes and activities.
- Reinforces importance of not neglecting lessons while participating in extra-curricular events.
- Positive reinforcement: "That's nice," highlighting encouragement within peer interactions.
Elements in Missing Texts
- Fill in the blanks approach promotes active recall and engagement with the dialogue.
- Key conversational phrases include: "You seem very busy lately," and "I'm working on something."
- Further emphasis on commitment to studies: "I never skip classes."
Contextual Understanding
- Dialogue reflects real-life scenarios students may encounter, showcasing time management and prioritization.
- Encourages appreciation of education while being involved in competitions, reinforcing a well-rounded student life.
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Description
Test your understanding of sentence construction and school-related discussions in English. This quiz covers activities from the English Language EL-2 curriculum related to questions, positives, and negatives. Get ready to engage with various sentence formats and school subjects.
