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    Study Guide for ESL Final Exam

    Overview

    The exam includes:

    1. Multiple Choice Questions (45 questions) - Focused on grammar, vocabulary, and


    reading comprehension.
    2. Writing Section - A short paragraph introducing yourself.

    Key Areas to Study

    1. Grammar
    ○ Verb Forms and Tenses
    ■ Simple present and present continuous, past, and future tenses.
    ■ Examples:
    ■ "I am a student."
    ■ "They were at the park yesterday."
    ■ Review subject-verb agreement (e.g., "The students have a pen.").
    ○ Prepositions
    ■ Common prepositions like "in," "on," "at," "to."
    ■ Example: "He lives in the mountains."
    ■ Example: "HWe are going to the supermarket."
    ○ Adjectives and Comparisons
    ■ Comparative and superlative forms (e.g., "She is the tallest in her
    class.").
    ■ Correct usage: "This soup is too hot."
    ○ Articles
    ■ Usage of "a," "an," and "the."
    ■ Example: "I am reading an interesting book."
    2. Vocabulary
    ○ Everyday words and phrases.
    ○ Examples:
    ■ Adjectives (kind, interesting, smart).
    ■ Common actions (run, play, go).
    ○ Question words: who, what, when, where, why.
    3. Reading Comprehension
    ○ Practice reading short passages and answering questions.
    ○ Examples:
    ■ Anna’s family story: Understand the sequence of events (e.g., Why did
    they go early? What did Ben do first?).
    ■ Maria’s daily routine: Understand details (e.g., What does Maria eat for
    breakfast? How does she get to school?).
    4. Writing
    ○ Paragraph Writing: Be prepared to write a 100-120 word paragraph about
    yourself. Include:
    ■ Family details (members and their occupations).
    ■ Hobbies and interests.
    ■ Favorite food.
    ■ Likes and dislikes.

    Sample:
    Hello! My name is Sarah, and I am 30 years old. I work as a doctor at a local hospital, where I
    help people stay healthy and recover from illnesses. I live with my family, which includes my
    father, who is a retired mechanic, my mother, a homemaker, and my younger brother, who is a
    teacher. In my free time, I love drawing and playing the piano. Art helps me express myself, and
    music makes me feel calm after a busy day. My favorite food is pizza, especially with extra
    cheese and pepperoni. I enjoy watching movies and spending time outdoors, but I dislike being
    in crowded places. I believe in working hard and always being kind to others.

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