Read the sentence:

"Some students struggle to keep up, so the teacher needs to break the task down into smaller steps."

What is the closest meaning of the phrasal verb "break down" in this context?

Which is the correct passive-voice transformation of the sentence below?

"The school board is going to implement a new assessment policy."

Choose the option in which the modal verbs best express, respectively, strong logical deduction in the present and mild advice about a future action:

In which sentence are auxiliary verbs correctly used to form the aspect intended?

Which sentence uses the comparative and superlative forms of the adjective "reliable" correctly and idiomatically?

Which sentence respects the usual order of multiple adjectives before a noun?

Which sentence contains a correctly formed and placed relative clause?

Choose the alternative that correctly completes the sentence using a reflexive pronoun and maintains clear reference:
"While observing the lesson, the mentor teacher reminded __________ not to interrupt the learners’ interaction."

Which option correctly completes the sentence, considering article use in formal written English?
"In contemporary research, ______ use of digital tools is seen as crucial in ______ classroom, understood as a general teaching environment."

Which sentence uses only the ’s genitive in a grammatically correct and natural way?