- Parts of an airport
- Going to for the future
- Present continuous for the future
- Defining relative clauses (who, which, where, what, etc.)
- Paraphrasing
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| "It's a place in Chiang Mai. It has lots of shops, restaurants, and a cinema" |
- Present perfect + yet, just, already (Have you done you your homework yet? Yes, I've just finished)
- Present perfect or past simple? (I've been to China once/I went to China last year)
- Something, anything, nothing
- Comparative adjectives and adverbs (She is more intelligent than I am./I wish I played football as well as him.)
- Superlatives [+ever +present perfect] (What's the best place you have ever been to?)
- Quantifiers, too, not enough (How many cups of coffee do you drink each day? Probably too many.)
Most (but not all) of the exam follows the same format: there are some multiple choice questions where you have to choose and copy the correct answer, then a section where you have to think about the correct answer by yourself.
There are also some longer writing questions, worth about 5 points each. Try to write in sentences. You don't have to write a paragraph, but you could get more points if you do!
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Here's some work that you can do to prepare for the exam. Remember, apart from the parts of an airport, most of the exam is about grammar:
Textbook
- Revise & Check (p. 34) [already done]
- Revise & Check (p. 50)
- Grammar Bank (p. 130-135)
Workbook
- Units 3-5 (p. 17-38)
Online
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