Homework answers - Adverbs
p 151, G1:
1: very, 2: entirely, 3: highly, 4: highly, 5: extremely, 6: really, 7: essential, 8: really/utterly, 9: fairly, 10: very.
If you have made mistakes look back at the examples and consider the overall meaning of the sentence (e.g. 5, 9) or whether the adverb is part of a collocation e.g. highly qualified, highly motivated.
Preparing for Cambridge or IELTS speaking exams.
Criteria, Approaches & Functional language
http://seansenglishclassroom.pbworks.com/w/page/31561900/IELTS
Agreeing & disagreeing, speculating & expressing possibility, using fillers when responding to questions. http://www.ieltsspeaking.co.uk/english-functional-phrases/
Speaking Assessment:
Interactive Task (CAE/ILEC)
Individual Long Turn (IELTS)
Progress Test
- Juvenile Justice (Unit 9) & Education Vocabulary (Unit 1)
- Continuous aspect
- Perfect Aspect
- Adverbs of degree
- False Friends in Legal English e.g. sentence, process.
- Reading skills - missing sentences
- Listening skills - listening for opinion
Keep a record of all the exercises/revision you do in preparation for next week's test - this will also count towards your self study.
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