How does pricing work?

You can start with a trial to set up classrooms, assign homework, and track student progress. Current plans, trials, and upgrade options are shown when you register at donehome.work/register so you can evaluate the platform before committing.

Are the homework activities CEFR-aligned?

Absolutely. All activities in our library are aligned with CEFR standards (A2-C1 levels). We offer grammar practice (verb collocations, make/do, comparatives, irregular verbs), reading activities (open cloze, multiple-choice cloze), word transformation, and exam-style practice for IELTS, Cambridge, and TOEFL. Each activity is clearly labeled with its CEFR level.

Do you offer exam preparation activities?

Yes. We offer exam-style activities including Open Cloze (Cambridge FCE/CAE, IELTS), Multiple-choice Cloze (Cambridge, IELTS), Word Transformations (Cambridge Use of English), and verb collocation practice for B2/C1 exam prep. Students can practice grammar and vocabulary skills needed for IELTS, Cambridge, and TOEFL.

Can I integrate donehome.work with my existing school systems?

Currently, donehome.work operates as a standalone platform. We're continuously working on integrations with popular learning management systems (LMS). Contact us if you have specific integration needs.

How is student data and privacy protected?

Student privacy and data security are our top priorities. We comply with GDPR and other data protection regulations. Student data is encrypted, and teachers have full control over their classroom data. We never share student information with third parties.

Is donehome.work suitable for independent schools?

Yes! donehome.work is designed with independent schools in mind. Our platform supports multiple classrooms, flexible assignment scheduling, and comprehensive progress tracking that aligns with independent school curricula and teaching methods.

How long does it take to set up?

Getting started takes just a few minutes. After creating your account, you can immediately start setting up classrooms and assigning homework. Our intuitive interface makes it easy to get up and running quickly.

Cambridge Reading Part 2 practice at A2

2026-03-23

Updated March 2026: donehome.work now includes a Reading Part 2 activity: students read three short texts (e.g. from Ruby, Jack and Maya) and choose A, B or C for each question—just like the familiar Cambridge-style format.

What is Reading Part 2?

You get a short introduction and three profiles (three different people’s views on a topic). Each question asks who said something, who prefers what, or who has a particular attitude. You must match the statement to the right person—not by guessing from one paragraph, but by reading all three texts carefully.

Typical skills tested:

Detail — Who used to dislike something but now enjoys it?
Opinion — Who recommends planning in advance?
Preference — Who prefers travelling alone vs with friends?

How it fits Cambridge and school English

Reading tasks with three sources and A/B/C answers appear in Cambridge A2 Key (and similar levels in other exams). Practising this format builds:

Skimming and scanning across multiple short texts
Understanding attitudes and preferences in natural English
Confidence with exam rubrics (“For each question, choose the correct answer”)

Our content is loaded from structured CSV (e.g. data/A2_reading_part_2.csv), with new passages added over time—including fresh themes such as holidays and travel alongside existing topics.

How donehome.work delivers it

Activity name: Reading Part 2 (category: Reading)
Levels: A2 (with room to grow to B1/B2 in the product)
Flow: Read intro + three profiles, answer all questions, submit once, get feedback per question
Teachers: Assign it like any other CEFR practice activity; track progress in the dashboard

Tips for students

Read all three profiles first — answers often contrast two people (e.g. alone vs with friends).
Underline key words in the question (relax, nervous, next year, etc.) and find them in the texts.
Watch for “not” and “used to” — they change who matches the statement.
One letter per question — A, B or C only, as in the exam.

Value for teachers

Exam-aligned reading without preparing separate PDFs
Automatic checking and feedback for each item
Homework-ready — assign Reading Part 2 next to Open Cloze, Multiple-choice Cloze or grammar tasks

Register as a teacher to assign Reading Part 2 and explore the full activities catalogue. Students can practise from their dashboard once enrolled in your class.