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This document contains a short test for students studying at the pre-intermediate level that assesses their grammar, vocabulary, and reading comprehension skills. The grammar section contains 5 multiple choice questions testing the present simple and present continuous tenses. The vocabulary section matches 5 descriptions with sports and school subjects and identifies odd words out. The reading comprehension section contains 5 true/false questions about a short text. The test contains a total of 20 questions assessing fundamental English language skills.
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