TEFL Answers: How Good is Your Grammar?

 

So How Good is Your Grammar?

 

Absolutely no cheating is allowed on this post so we'll just talk about random stuff for a while so that you can't see the answers on the preview of this post. Maybe we'll quote some 'Cat in the Hat' too...

“Look at me!
Look at me!
Look at me NOW!
It is fun to have fun
But you have to know how.” 
― Dr. Seuss, The Cat in the Hat 

 

Ok! Now that's out of the way, let's get on with the answers...

The Answers

1 a) subject

2 b) verb

3 a) preposition

4 c) article

5 a) adjective

6 c) noun

7 b) present simple

8 b) comparative

9 c) relative clause

10 b) present perfect

How Did You Do?

Less than 5 out of 10

Don’t worry, there’s more to teaching than knowing what a relative clause is, but you should think about taking a short grammar course before you start teaching overseas.

You wouldn’t want your primary students knowing more about English grammar than you, would you?

5 to 9 out of 10

Good effort. You’re pretty good at grammar, but you might want to consider taking a short grammar course on top of your TEFL course to get you fully up to speed.

10 out of 10

You’re a grammar genius! The world of TEFL is missing out every day you’re not teaching. Get yourself a TEFL qualification, book your plane ticket and get yourself a teaching job as soon as possible.

 

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