Test Practice

 Hi Fau Bloggers!

The aim of English 4 is to reach the English Level of B1 on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. This is the most complete and exhaustive study of language competence ever mapped out. It was launched in 2001 in connection to various European languages but has it origins in a document on the English Language published in 1975.


This is what a B1 learner can do in terms of range - how big a vocabulary you how much grammar have, accuracy - in terms of grammatical control,  fluency - how naturally you speak, interaction - the ability to engage in conversation, coherence - whether you effectively communicate your message.


Next week we have our final written and oral tests. 
The oral test is an i-minute individual activity and a short conversation in pairs. 
The written test is based on activities found in a well known B1 test. 

Today I'd like you to carry out practice activities in preparation for your written test, specifically the listening and reading sections:

https://www.examenglish.com/PET/PET_listening.html

Do ALL notes & multiple choice sections

Then the readings below

https://www.examenglish.com/PET/pet_reading2.htm

https://www.examenglish.com/PET/pet_reading4.html

https://www.examenglish.com/PET/pet_reading_part5.htm

https://www.examenglish.com/PET/preliminary_reading6.htm


Write a short post (50 - 100 words) about how difficult/easy you found the activities.

Leave a comment on my blog and on the blogs of at least 3 classmates.

Comments

  1. Eitan24 November 2023 at 06:12

    I enjoyed this activities a lot! I'm gonna do more to get good enough for the test!

    ReplyDelete
  2. Juan Pablo Cares28 November 2023 at 04:19

    Hi teacher. In my opinion the activities are difficult, especially the "listening", but are interesting

    ReplyDelete
  3. Catalina Barraza P30 November 2023 at 17:26

    It is useful to have these practice tests for the real test.

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Language

Hi FAU Bloggers, Let's talk language:) So, I speak English as a first language even though I'm technically Welsh (I was born in Wales). However, my Grandparents on my mother's side were Irish and on my Dad's side with a connection to the Campbell clan in Scotland. I don't speak Welsh, which is a Celtic language, and I tend to describe myself as a British "kiltro." As a child I went to a Catholic School. I had Latin lessons but learnt no Latin and French lessons and learnt no French. My next attempt at learning a foreign language was Spanish almost 15 years after leaving school. At age 29, I went to live in Spain in search of a new life (after 6 years trying to be a musician). I knew about 10 Spanish words when I arrived in Spain and it took me about 6 months before I began to speak any Spanish. People were happy that I only spoke English because they had the chance to practice with me but I became curious about Spanish and I really wanted to learn it. Now,
Read more
Image
Welcome to your English Blog class. Today you have to create your blog, link your classmates and write a short post about yourself (no personal details!!!). Finally, you need to leave a short comment on my blog. So, my name is Simon and I'm your English Teacher this semester. I'm British. I was born in Wales, but form the age of 6 I lived in England. My family on my mother's side is Irish so I'm a bit of a mix. I have 5 sisters and 3 brothers who all live in the UK except for my brother Adrian who lives in New Zealand. I've lived in Chile since 1998 but spent 2019 to 2022 in China.. I'm married to a Chilean and we have two cats - Goku & Aiko. My hobbies are playing football and making music. My hopes and dreams include releasing more music (I've released 5 albums and 2 maxi singles so far this year - check them out on Spotify!!!!) and travelling. I would love to go and visit all my friends in China and my beautiful family in the UK & New Zealand:) Th
Read more

A Little Bit of Chile

Image
  Hi FAU Bloggers, As you might have guessed by now, I'm what's known in good Chilean as "pati-peri." However, aside from having been lucky enough to visit some amazing countries in my long life, I have also visited some amazing places in Chile. I travelled Chile from Arica to Aysen so I still have a third of the teritory left to discover. Today I'm going to write about a place in Chile I really enjoyed visiting and that I'd like to visit again: Malalcahuello.  I visited Malalcahuello in 2007 when one of my sisters was visiting from the UK. My sister arrive towards the end of February.  A few days after she arrived, and along with my wife, we decided to embark on a spontaneous road trip south. We packed up a tent and all our camping gear and headed South. We spent a night in Chanco, a couple of nights in Cobquecura and a night in Curacautin before arriving in Malalcuhuello. By this time my wife was tired of driving and wanted a holiday so we decided to stay a
Read more