Clothes Vocabulary 1
Clothes vocabulary 2
What are you wearing?
Dressing for and talking about cold weather
Shopping conversations
Some more videos about clothes vocabulary
Video 1 (interactive activity: listen and choose among the pictures)
Video 2 (describing clothes)
Video 3 (clothing and accesories)
For further practice, take the following exercises:
Vocabulary exercise 1 (match pictures with words)
Vocabulary exercise 2 (write the words)
Vocabulary exercise 3 (write the words)
Vocabulary exercise 4 (match some clothes with their use )
Vocabulary exercise 5 (cloze test: gap fill exercise)
Vocabulary exercise 6 (classify some items of clothings)
Vocabulary exercise 7 (fill-in-the-gaps text with clothing pictures)
Listening practice:
Listening 1 (word dictation)
Listening 2 (word dictation)
Listening 3
Listening 4 (multiple choice questions to be answered while listening)
Listening 5 (multiple choice questions to be answered while listening)
Listening 6 (multiple choice questions to be answered after listening)
Listening 7 (Clothing: multiple choice questions)
A fashion lesson with Mr Duncan
Picture dictation : my car
some practice for the mock exam
SOME EXAM TIPS
What you should and shouldn't do
1.It may sound stupid, but don't forget to read the instructions and make sure you know what you are being asked to do.
2. In the case of fill-in-the gaps test, look at the text before and after each gap.
3. If you don't know the correct answer, you should always make a guess. Don't leave the answer sheet blank for any question.
4. Never leave the room early.If you have time at the end, go over your work. You can't return if you suddenly remember a fact after you have left.
5. In the case of multiple choice questions: do not spend too long on them. Try to think of your own answer first before looking at the answers listed on the page.
6. Start with the easy questions. Do not get stuck on difficult ones, but put those questions aside and return to them later.
7. Ask the teacher if you have any question before starting the exam.
Tips for the speaking test
1.If you are asked to talk about or describe a photograph, don't get too hung up on describing every visible detail. Instead, be prepared to speak in general terms about it and how the theme it illustrates affects you.
Tips for the listening test
1. Nearly right is not the same thing as right. If you hear: 'She may be late' and the question says: 'She will be late'- this is not an exact match and consequently could easily be the wrong answer. It has to be 100% accurate to be right.
And remember
Have a relaxing night before your exams and try to have a healthy breakfast in the morning.
Here you have a list of exercises that can help you to practise and study for the exam. I hope you like them.
USE OF ENGLISH TEST
Multiple choice 1
Multiple choice 2
Multiple choice 3
Multiple choice 4
Cloze test 1
Cloze test 2
Cloze test 3
Cloze test 4
Word Formation 1
Word Formation 2
Word Formation 3
LISTENING TEST
Listening 1
Listening 5 (a short story told by Mr Duncan)
READING TEST
Reading 1 (multiple choice answers)
WRITING TEST
SPEAKING TEST
Speaking test practice : some tips
What you should and shouldn't do
1.It may sound stupid, but don't forget to read the instructions and make sure you know what you are being asked to do.
2. In the case of fill-in-the gaps test, look at the text before and after each gap.
3. If you don't know the correct answer, you should always make a guess. Don't leave the answer sheet blank for any question.
4. Never leave the room early.If you have time at the end, go over your work. You can't return if you suddenly remember a fact after you have left.
5. In the case of multiple choice questions: do not spend too long on them. Try to think of your own answer first before looking at the answers listed on the page.
6. Start with the easy questions. Do not get stuck on difficult ones, but put those questions aside and return to them later.
7. Ask the teacher if you have any question before starting the exam.
Tips for the speaking test
1.If you are asked to talk about or describe a photograph, don't get too hung up on describing every visible detail. Instead, be prepared to speak in general terms about it and how the theme it illustrates affects you.
Tips for the listening test
1. Nearly right is not the same thing as right. If you hear: 'She may be late' and the question says: 'She will be late'- this is not an exact match and consequently could easily be the wrong answer. It has to be 100% accurate to be right.
And remember
Have a relaxing night before your exams and try to have a healthy breakfast in the morning.
Here you have a list of exercises that can help you to practise and study for the exam. I hope you like them.
USE OF ENGLISH TEST
Multiple choice 1
Multiple choice 2
Multiple choice 3
Multiple choice 4
Cloze test 1
Cloze test 2
Cloze test 3
Cloze test 4
Word Formation 1
Word Formation 2
Word Formation 3
LISTENING TEST
Listening 1
Listening 5 (a short story told by Mr Duncan)
READING TEST
Reading 1 (multiple choice answers)
WRITING TEST
Some writing practice
For and against essay: some tips
I'm also including some possible writing tasks with real examples that have some comments and corrections on them.
Informal letter 1 - Informal letter 2 - Informal letter 3
You can also practise making some corrections on a composition: Example 1SPEAKING TEST
Speaking test practice : some tips
Speaking test practice: watch this video and use the following questions to talk about it:
1. Were you surprised by what happened at the end of the video?
2. How do you think the young man felt?
3. How do you think the reporter felt?
4. What should the reporter do to compensate for his mistake?
5. Have you ever broken something that belonged to someone else?
Describe what happened
Some videos about different topics. Pay attention to the vocabulary used in each one: Cars, Health, Technology, Addictions
If you are interested in improving your pronunciation and intonation, click on the following video
EXTRA EXERCISES
Useful Expressions
Linking words
Linking expressions expressing:
Time
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Unit 3B: third conditionals
Let's learn and practise the conditional sentences
Here is a powerpoint about the form and use of three types of conditional sentences
This powerpoint talks about the 2nd and 3rd type of conditional sentences
Here you have some exercises for further practice.
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3 (a text with gaps to fill in)
Exercise 4
Exercise 5 (2nd & 3rd conditionals)
Look at the following pictures and write a 3rd conditional sentence, on the comments seccion, where the person who was driving the car regrets doing something.
If I _________________, ________________________
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Here is a powerpoint about the form and use of three types of conditional sentences
This powerpoint talks about the 2nd and 3rd type of conditional sentences
Here you have some exercises for further practice.
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3 (a text with gaps to fill in)
Exercise 4
Exercise 5 (2nd & 3rd conditionals)
Look at the following pictures and write a 3rd conditional sentence, on the comments seccion, where the person who was driving the car regrets doing something.
If I _________________, ________________________
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Unit 3A: Past tenses (grammar notes & practice)
Let's revise the past tenses: simple, continuous and perfect
Here is a powerpoint with useful information about the form and uses of the different Past tenses.
Past tenses
Here you have some exercises to practise all the past tenses.
Past Simple and Continuous
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4
Exercise 5
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Here is a powerpoint with useful information about the form and uses of the different Past tenses.
Past tenses
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Here you have some exercises to practise all the past tenses.
Past Simple and Continuous
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4
Exercise 5
Mixed past tenses
Listening
Listening 1 (describing your position in reference to a car: choose the picture)
Listening 2 (picture dictation: parts of the car)
Vocabulary list (parts of the car)
Fill-in exercise (about the parts of the car)
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