ToolsCreate True/False Statements for a Text

How to Use Create True/False Statements for a Text

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Input the Text

Start by inputting your chosen text. You can copy and paste it, enter a link to a website, or upload an image of the text if a digital version isn't available. If you're struggling to find a suitable text, you can even ask Twee to generate one for you using "Create a Text on Any Topic with Your Vocabulary"!

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Select the Level

Next, select the appropriate CEFR level, grade, or age group for your students.

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Generate Statements

Click the “Do the magic” button, and within seconds, the tool will generate true/false statements based on your text.

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Review and Adjust

Review the results and assess whether the level of difficulty matches your students’ needs. If adjustments are necessary, simply change the CEFR level and run the tool again.

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