FINAL EXAMS 2017-2018

FINAL EXAMS 2017-2018

GROUPS COMING ON MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY
May 9th	Reading, Listening and Writing (2 hours)
May 14th,  May 16th and 21st	Oral test You can choose your Speaking Partner for this test. You will have to enter both names on the date and time you would like to take your speaking exam. You can do this either on May 9th or during the previous week in the lesson.

You will be able to see your exams on May 23^rd

GROUPS COMING ON TUESDAY AND THURSDAY
May 10th	Reading, Listening and Writing (2 hours)
May 15th, May 17th and 21st	Oral test You can choose your Speaking Partner for this test. You will have to enter both names on the date and time you would like to take your speaking exam. You can do this either on May 10th or during the previous week in the lesson.

You will be able to see your exams on May 22^nd

LISTENING CD 3. KEY AND SCRIPTS

You can get a copy of the key to LISTENING CD 3 on this LINK 

You can read the scripts on this other LINK 

A2-Grammar:Future plans and Decisions

If you would like to revise how to talk about future plans and decisions, you can watch this video. 

To practise what you have learnt, you can do the following online activities: 

• Activity 1
• Activity 2
• Activity 3

COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE OF ADJECTIVES

To learn how to form comparative and superlative adjectives, read this short TUTORIAL 

If you want to practise this grammar point, you can do the following on-line activities: 

• Activity 1
• Activity 2
• Activity 3
• Activity 4
• Activity 5
• Activity 6

ADJECTIVES ENDING IN -ED OR IN -ING

Read these two sentences: 

1. I thought the film was boring. 
2. I was bored in the cinema. 

Do the adjectives boring and bored express the same? No, They don't. 

The first adjective, bored, ending in -ed expresses how I feel, my emotion; the second, boring, ending in -ing, describes what I think of the film.

To practice this language point, do the following online activities. 

• Activity 1
• Activity 2
• Activity 3 

LISTENING CD-KEY

Click HERE a copy of the key to the Listening CD 1

PRESENT PERFECT VS PAST SIMPLE

Do the following online activities to practice present perfect 

• Activity 1
• Activity 2
• Activity 3

To practice the difference between present perfect and simple past, do the following online activities: 

• Activity 1
• Activity 2
• Activity 3 

More exam training

Reading

Task 1	Task 7	Task 13
Task 2	Task 8	Task 14
Task 3	Task 9	Task 15
Task 4	Task 10	Task 16
Task 5	Task 11	Task 17
Task 6	Task 12	Task 18

 

Listening 

	Task 7	Task 13
Task 2	Task 8	Task 14
Task 3	Task 9	Task 15
Task 4	Task 10	Task 16
Task 5	Task 11
Task 6