Stop And Check 2a Unit 5-8 -
In the Unit 6 section, students frequently mix up "will" and "going to." The Stop and Check test will deliberately create ambiguous scenarios to see if students can identify whether a decision is made at the moment of speaking (will) or pre-meditated (going to).
Teachers and textbook authors intentionally include "distractors"—answers that look right but are grammatically wrong. Here are three traps you must avoid: Stop And Check 2a Unit 5-8
Example: He is more taller than his brother. → He is taller than his brother. In the Unit 6 section, students frequently mix
Typical tasks include:
