Hey There!
The speaking exam for some of you is just one week away and this ever looming date can seem far too close.
But wait! Do you remember when you were at the start of your B1 English course? How nervous you felt everytime you were asked to respond in English? And now? Have you noticed how you can speak so freely about any topic? A big change, right?
The speaking exam for some of you is just one week away and this ever looming date can seem far too close.
But wait! Do you remember when you were at the start of your B1 English course? How nervous you felt everytime you were asked to respond in English? And now? Have you noticed how you can speak so freely about any topic? A big change, right?
However, many of you still have your nagging doubts. Never fear, there are some little tricks we can revisit today that will help your exam confidence.
ED- ENDINGS
Pronunciation is the key to feeling like a rock star in your exam. Here is a quick video to remind you of how to pronounce these sometimes tricky regular verb endings.
OTHER WAYS TO SAY 'VERY'
Watch this next video where James from engVid runs through some of the more interesting ways to say very.
3 WAYS TO SOUND MORE BRITISH
For those anglofiles out there who really want the brit sound in thier pronunciation. Here's Lucy with a few quick tips.
On to Part 4 of the Speaking exam. If you are a little unsure of what this part is like then see below.
You can also take a look at FCE Tips on this part.https://www.fceexamtips.com/first-speaking-part-4/
Below you will find some questions for part 4. But first, revise the vocabulary related to the subject via Quizlet.
It's time to talk. Set the timer and talk for a minute on each question.
Excellent work! We have finished fo today.
See you tomorrow :)
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