Listening for key information

LISTENING FOR KEY INFORMATION - Listening Booster

LISTENING FOR KEY INFORMATION - LISTENING BOOSTER

Writing part 2: Strategy (story) Read the question below. What must you write? What is the title? Where must you write your answer? Sample question 1: Your English teacher has asked you to write a story. Your story must have this title: The wrong address Write your story on your answer sheet. How will you set the story? What will happen after that? How will your story end? Sample question 2: Your English teacher has asked you to write a story. Your story must begin with this

A practical B2 First essay writing guide with structure, planning tips, useful language, a model answer and interactive practice for Cambridge Writing Part 1.

B1-B2

Reading Part 1: Strategy

will; going to; present continuous; present simple

adjective position; adjective order; -ing/-ed adjectives; nouns as adjectives

’s/of ; personal pronouns; possessives; reflexive pronouns; there/it + to be

this/that etc.; all/most etc.; both/either/neither ; each/every

some/any; somebody/anybody etc.; much/many etc.

Simple vs. continuous

Discover how and when to use the Past simple and Past continuous

The present perfect is used to talk about past actions or situations that have a connection with the present. It is formed from the verb...

Present simple vs. present continuous States vs. actions Past simple vs. past continuous Changes from past to present Do this test to...

When we talk about things that happen in a period of time from the past up to now, we often use the: present perfect simple (have + past...

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