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  1. Which sentence shows correct subject-verb agreement at A2?

    Answer: She goes to school every day.

    Third person singular present simple requires -s on the verb.

  2. A C2 learner writes "Seldom has such eloquence been witnessed." What structure is used?

    Answer: Inversion after negative adverb

    Negative adverbials like "seldom" trigger subject-auxiliary inversion in C2 writing.

  3. What is the function of the subjunctive in "I suggest that he be present"?

    Answer: Expressing wish or recommendation

    The mandative subjunctive expresses recommendations, suggestions, or requirements.

  4. At B1, which connector correctly shows contrast?

    Answer: however

    "However" introduces a contrasting idea, a key B1 discourse connector.

  5. Which structure is an example of a cleft sentence for emphasis?

    Answer: It was she who bought the dress.

    Cleft sentences (It is/was... who/that...) highlight a specific element for emphasis.

  6. In CEFR grammar descriptors, what does "grammatical accuracy" refer to?

    Answer: The degree to which target-like forms are produced without errors

    Grammatical accuracy in CEFR describes how correctly a learner produces target-like grammatical forms.