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TeacherForge generates ESL and EFL practice material across six "composers": grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing, listening, and a full exam that combines all five skill domains into one print-ready test. It covers 21+ question types (gap fill, open cloze, multiple choice, matching, true/false/not given, short answer, and more), spans CEFR levels A1 to C2, and includes answer keys. This suits teachers who need fresh worksheets or exams at a specific level and want to regenerate variants rather than rewrite material by hand.
The six composers and what each produces
Each composer targets one skill area (or combines them) and comes with its own exercise types, presets, and level range.
| Composer | What it generates | Exercise types | Level range | Notable extras |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grammar | Exercises on a specific grammar point | 9 types (gap fill, open cloze, multiple choice, +6 more) | A1–C2 | 300-point CEFR curriculum, 300 tags, reference notes in every download |
| Vocabulary | Matching, gap fill, MCQ, and more | 5 types (matching, gap fill, multiple choice, +2 more) | A1–C2 | 3 entry paths, 11 domains, 528 subtopics |
| Reading | A passage (or your own text) plus questions | 8 types (multiple choice, true/false/not given, short answer, +5 more) | A1–C2 | 5 exam-aligned presets, 7 styles, automatic CEFR detection |
| Writing | A full task package | 8 task types (essay, informal letter, formal letter, +5 more) | A1–C2 | 5 components: prompt, planning checklist, useful language box, assessment criteria, model answer |
| Listening | Exercises built on pre-generated scripts with real audio | 8 types | A1–C2 | 5 exam-aligned presets, 7 audio formats, script library (conversation, interview, announcement, +4 more) |
| Full Exam | One combined print-ready exam | 21+ types across 5 domains | A1–C2 | Cambridge FCE and CAE presets validated to real exam marks |
Question types at a glance
The 21+ question types are spread across the composers rather than shared uniformly. Commonly named ones include:
- Gap fill — grammar, vocabulary
- Open cloze — grammar
- Multiple choice — grammar, vocabulary, reading
- Matching — vocabulary
- True / False / Not Given — reading
- Short answer — reading
Grammar alone offers 9 exercise types, reading 8, listening 8, writing 8 task types, and vocabulary 5. The full exam draws on 21+ types across grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing, and listening.
How the workflow fits these outputs
The site describes a three-step flow: pick your CEFR level, choose question types, then generate. Every piece of material you compose becomes a template, so you can generate fresh variants (V1, V2, V3…) indefinitely.
This matters for a few concrete situations:
- Multiple classes at the same level — teaching three B1 classes, you generate a variant for each: same structure, different questions, so students can't share answers.
- Retakes and makeups — a retake variant keeps the same rigor with zero overlap, so students can't memorize the original.
- Unlimited practice — regenerate as often as you need from the same template.
For reading specifically, you can generate a passage or paste your own text and review it before any questions are written. For vocabulary, you can paste your own words, extract vocabulary from any text, or browse the 11 domains and 528 subtopics.
What to check before relying on it
- Level coverage — all six composers span A1 to C2, so you can target a specific CEFR band rather than a single default.
- Answer keys — grammar downloads include complete answer keys; confirm the same for other composers if keys are essential to your workflow.
- Exam alignment — the full exam offers Cambridge FCE and CAE presets validated to real exam marks, which matters if you're preparing students for those specific exams.
- Starting cost — the site states 18 free credits to start with no credit card required, and lists pricing separately. Check the pricing page for current terms before committing.