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ENGLISH REVIEWER

Coverage · grammar · vocabulary in context · literature · reading comprehension · writing · practice · answer key

Name Grade / section

Coverage [Term 1 / 2 / 3 · lessons or modules] Exam date [ ]

0. What the exam covers — from your teacher or the table of specifications

Week / lesson Competency (MELC / MATATAG code) Topic Ready?

[Week 1] [code from your teacher’s list] [topic] ☐

1. Grammar rules — right and wrong example

Rule Correct Wrong

[Subject–verb agreement: a singular subject takes a singular verb] [She walks to school.] [She walk to school.]

2. Vocabulary in context

Word Context clue in the sentence Meaning My own sentence

3. Literature

Title Author Genre / form Theme Literary devices

4. Reading comprehension — how I find the answer

Question type How I find the answer

Main idea [First and last sentences of the paragraph]

Inference [Clues in the text + what I already know]

Vocabulary in context [The words around it]

Author’s purpose [Inform, persuade or entertain]

5. Writing — checklist

☐ Clear thesis or main idea

☐ Topic sentence in each paragraph

☐ Evidence and examples

☐ Transitions (however, therefore, in addition)

☐ Correct tense and agreement

☐ Conclusion that answers “so what?”

Practice questions — cover the answers and test yourself

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ANSWER KEY — fold or cut this page

# Answer Why (short explanation)

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What I keep getting wrong — fill in after checking

Mistake Correct idea Review again on

TIPS — delete this page before printing

• Get the coverage from your teacher: the texts, the grammar lessons and the competency codes.

• Grammar is easiest to remember as a pair: one right and one wrong sentence.

• Answer without notes, check the key, and review the mistakes after 1, 3 and 7 days.

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