Revision for the writing exam

 

A2 Cambridge speaking

 

Cambridge A2 Sample test

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Cambridge KET: speaking part

 

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Vocabulary: furniture

Source: blog English branchc Blogspot

Source: blog dzlanguage consulting blogspot 

Pronunciation of -ed endings of regular verbs

KET and PET HandbookS for teachers

KET: http://www.cambridgeenglish.org/images/168163-cambridge-english-key-handbook-for-teachers.pdf

KET for schools:
http://www.cambridgeenglish.org/images/168174-cambridge-english-key-for-schools-handbook-for-teachers.pdf

PET: http://www.cambridgeenglish.org/images/168150-cambridge-english-preliminary-teachers-handbook.pdf

Chart of Cambridge exams, FCE marks and certificate

B1 results

SOURCE: First Teachers' Handbook for 2015

Parts of a computer

Opposite vs. In front of

Opposite or in front of?

from English Grammar Today

Opposite as a preposition means ‘in a position facing someone or something but on the other side’:

Jake sat opposite Claire in the restaurant. (Jake and Claire are facing each other on different sides of the table.)

Not: Jake sat in front of Claire …

In front of as a preposition means ‘close to the front of something or someone’:

There was a woman in front of me in the bus queue who was crying. (I was standing behind the woman.)

Compare

We parked opposite the hotel.

We parked in front of the hotel.

(“Opposite or in front of ?” from English Grammar Today © Cambridge University Press.)

GO + (gerund)

http://www.englishpage.com/gerunds/go_gerund.htm

Go + Gerund List

go boating (the activity of travelling in a small boat on a lake or river for enjoyment - e.g. We’re going boating on the lake today.) go sailing go bowling go scuba diving go bungee jumping go shopping go camping go sightseeing go canoeing go skateboarding go climbing go skating go dancing go skiing go fishing go skinny-dipping (swimming without any clothes on) go hiking go skydiving go horseback riding go sledding go hunting go snorkeling go jogging go snowboarding go kayaking go mountain climbing go surfing go paragliding go trekking go parasailing go water skiing go rollerblading go window shopping go running go windsurfing

Describing appearance

The Kitchen - vocabulary

Taken from: kids pages. Com

The Supermarket - Vocabulary

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Countable and uncountables IV - Exercises

Containers and quantities

Countable and uncountable nouns II