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TRUE-OR-FALSE ENGLISH EXERCISES
Create true-or-false English exercises
Create short English statements learners can judge as true or false. ChalkLab helps you prepare focused checks for reading comprehension, grammar and vocabulary, ready for your review.
Choose an answer to try the activity.
What you can practise
Create true-or-false English exercises for reading and grammar checks. Try a sample and make clear, focused statements for your ESL learners.
- ‘Went’ is the past simple of ‘go’. True or false?
- ‘Yesterday’ usually refers to the future. True or false?
Inside the interactive sample
- You need a boarding pass to fly. Options: True or false.
- Hand luggage is checked into the hold. Options: True or false.
How it works
Check each statement
Make sure a learner can decide from the source material and that each statement tests one idea.
Use answers as a discussion
Review the exercise and ask learners to explain or correct the false statements after answering.
Make the practice fit your learners
Start a quick comprehension check
Use a small set of statements to see which details learners understood after reading.
Reduce the writing load
Let learners show understanding with a simple choice before moving to a longer response.
Follow up with evidence
Ask students to point to a line in the passage or explain a grammar rule to support their answer.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a useful true-or-false exercise?
Use one clear claim per statement and a source learners can check. Avoid statements that are partly true or depend on unstated assumptions.
Can these questions check reading comprehension?
Yes. Include the passage in your lesson brief and review every statement against it before using the activity.
Does the sample save my answers?
The sample uses local page state only. Reset it to try again; no student account or stored submission is created.
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