Hi again,
Here are some more websites to help you with preparation for Cambridge exams at home. These sites are particularly good because you can practice listening using the audio provided.
http://www.english-online.org.uk/exam.htm
and........
http://www.examenglish.com/cambridge_esol.php
Enjoy ;-)
Fun fact time!
Shakespeare invented half of the words he used! So... before Shakespeare the words 'worthless', 'grovel' and 'assassinate' didn't exist (along with many others!)
Intriguing....
Wednesday, 7 May 2014
English Aula website .... Exam SOS!!
Hi everyone!
As the exams approach, I thought I should share a useful website with you. This is a totally free site which helps you to prepare for Cambridge exams (for example, KET, PET, FCE, etc)
http://englishaula.com/
Click the part which says 'students' then select your exam - you will find lots of materials to help you!
Good Luck!!
As the exams approach, I thought I should share a useful website with you. This is a totally free site which helps you to prepare for Cambridge exams (for example, KET, PET, FCE, etc)
http://englishaula.com/
Click the part which says 'students' then select your exam - you will find lots of materials to help you!
Good Luck!!
Tuesday, 6 May 2014
Scottish Independence... Quiz time!
Here is a short reading and quiz about Scottish independence. You might know there is a Referendum in July to decide if Scotland should become a country separate from the UK. There is so much on the news about it at the moment, why not look for information on www.guardian.co.uk???
Here is the quiz , happy reading!!
http://www.usingenglish.com/comprehension/22.html
Here is the quiz , happy reading!!
http://www.usingenglish.com/comprehension/22.html
Friday, 2 May 2014
Use of the Present Perfect.... an explanation in Italian!
Hi all,
Here is a link below to a useful explanation of the present perfect tense in Italian. Given that it can be confusing to understand the use of the present perfect, I thought the Italian explanation could be helpful. You can also see some interesting quotations translated at the end of the article. Happy studying..!
http://www.grammaticainglese.net/presentperfect.html
Here is a link below to a useful explanation of the present perfect tense in Italian. Given that it can be confusing to understand the use of the present perfect, I thought the Italian explanation could be helpful. You can also see some interesting quotations translated at the end of the article. Happy studying..!
http://www.grammaticainglese.net/presentperfect.html
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