Yesterday may have gone while you decide sticking on today… But tomorrow caught you by surprise. Quote written in 2014, on March, 24th. © Oana Frumuzache. The content of this post was created by Oana Frumuzache. Any reproduction should contain a link to the original site from where it was taken and a mention to its … More Quotes: #1
Hi again, As I promised, my second discussion proposal is going to be about the «Media» topic, the second part of the PET Speaking exam topic «Entertainment and Media». Check the «Entertainment» proposal from last week right here: As you may already know, this conversation topics are generally suitable for all levels starting with a … More Conversation proposal: Media
Hi everybody, How are you doing? I’m back this time with a new speaking practice proposal opening an extra area, which is «Conversation». In general, the conversation proposals are suitable for all levels with a minimum recommended of B1.1. The only difference is that as higher the level is as more complex the debate becomes. … More Conversation proposal: Entertainment
During one of my english lessons, while talking about descriptions of people and their personality by analyzing the looks they have, one of my Spanish students asked me: «And how do you say «Rasta» in English?». Obviously, referring to the type of hear style. I recognize that I had to think for a few moments, … More Monthly word: «rasta»
Testing your vocabulary knowledge before taking the PET exam is more than a good idea. Each week I’ll try to propose a different topic test, so you can practice all of them (if possible). This week I propose Environment, a quick test of no more than 2 questions. Yes! Exactly what you just read! 2 … More PET Vocabulary Test: Environment
I know that for all of you who are preparing the PET exam, the speaking test is what most worries you. On this blog, you can find advices, practice and extra exercises to help you prepare it properly. But I’m sure that you’re worried about another important thing: The topic list. Isn’t it? Well, here … More PET speaking exam topics
Preparing for a Cambridge Exam is always a stressing process, especially when it comes to a First Exam. Stressing and terrifying, huh? Well, I can assure you that is not such a big deal. Exams are always a pain in the ass, but as many other things, they just have to be done. Isn’t it? … More Can DO for FCE
I imagine that most of you know that the PET Writing Exam is formed by 3 parts. In today´s post we´re not going to talk about what are these ones, but I´m going to give you an example of how to describe a person: whether is written in a letter (writing exam) or spoken (speaking … More Description of a person
Hi there again! Today I come back with the general and non-specific overview to the English prepositions. They say that there are about 150 of them in the English language. Seems quite a lot when you look at it, doesn´t it? But if you think closer, this is very small comparing to other thousands of … More Prepositions – general
Hello again! It´s been such a busy week. I can image that for most of you as well. Today I´ve decided to share with you some hints to help you with your PET exam, for Speaking Part 3. As most of you may already know, this part consists in: Part 3 Extended turn (3 minutes) … More PET – Speaking Part 3
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