Speaking: Nevertheless, However, although, but are used to….

Speaking: During the exam you are paired with someone to do the speaking tasks together. What are the most important things to remember?

To familiarise yourself with a text, it is a good idea to make__________ by looking at pictures and headings before you start to read.

Speaking: What are some expressions used for disagreeing politely?

Writing: we start any piece of writing with an introduction. What do we end it with?

____________involves searching for numbers, symbols and long words in a text. This is a useful way of locating answers in reading exams. You can scan the text for words or numbers from the question.

Listening: What are “key words”? What should you do with them?

Reading: What words/ expressions help you decide the sequence of events?

Reading: You have a text with some pictures, headings, and paragraphs. What should you do first, before the actual reading task and why would you do it?

We use this skill when we need to understand every work in a part of a text. This may be used when we answer detailed reading questions in exams.

Speaking: It’s natural to make mistakes while speaking. What are some phrases that we can use to correct ourselves?

Listening: What is a useful strategy before listening which involves underlying?