WORD ORDER EXERCISE 2

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Intermediate (B1/B2)

Rewrite the elements in the correct (most natural-sounding) order.
Example: plays, guitar, James
ANSWER: James plays guitar.
Remember: 1) These are all STATEMENTS, not QUESTIONS. 2) Do not put a period → "." → at the end of your answer. The period appears after each sentence automatically.

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Did you know? Which English proficiency exam is the easiest when it comes to grammar?

There's no official "easiest" English proficiency exam, but based on difficulty, tolerance for errors, test format, and pass requirements, these are widely considered the easiest options:

1. Duolingo English Test (DET) - Generally considered the easiest
Why:
• Short (≈ 1 hour)
• Adaptive, mostly multiple-choice and short responses
• More forgiving grammar and vocabulary requirements
• Can be taken at home
• Lower stress and simpler question types

2. PTE Academic
Why:
• Computer-based, automated scoring
• Predictable formats
• Less emphasis on deep grammar nuance
• Easier to "game" with test strategies

3. IELTS General Training
Why:
• Simpler vocabulary than Academic
• Writing Task 1 is informal (letters)
• Grammar accuracy expectations are moderate
• Widely accepted for immigration