Read for evidence, not impressions
Inference questions should be answered from clues in the passage. ElevenKey shows which word, action or contrast supports the answer and why a tempting alternative goes beyond the text.
Strong English performance comes from finding precise evidence and understanding how language works. ElevenKey teaches those habits through original passages and question-specific feedback.
Free during public beta · No card requiredInference questions should be answered from clues in the passage. ElevenKey shows which word, action or contrast supports the answer and why a tempting alternative goes beyond the text.
A word can change meaning with its sentence. Practice therefore checks how the word is being used, then gives a reusable way to test a replacement without relying on memory alone.
Language questions explain the job a word or punctuation mark is doing. The child learns a method they can reuse, rather than memorising an isolated correction.
Let the child understand the situation before looking for individual details.
For every answer, identify the shortest phrase that supports or disproves it.
Use the explanation for the option chosen, then try a fresh question that tests the same skill in a different way.
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