II. READING Choose the correct answers to the following questions by reading the passages. PASSAGE A PASSAGE A EDUCATION IN BRITAIN Education in Britain is primarily the responsibility of local educational authorities although the central government lays down guidelines and provides or withholds money. From the end of the Second Word War until the […]
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Proficiency PART 1 / Despite / although / however (Contrast) “Despite” contrasts two facts or ideas and is followed by an noun or verb+ing. “Although” joins two sentences with contrasting ideas. “ however “ starts a new sentence and contrasts with the previous sentence. 1. —————– the cinema expensive, I try to go every week.
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Introducing Professions: I work as a computer programmer. I write programs for software development. or I’m a company receptionist. My job involves welcoming and assisting visitors at the company. or I am a construction/building worker. My work revolves around constructing tall and short buildings. or I work as a production worker. I am employed at
Departments In our lesson, we will focus on the departments and places where we work. The question form we will use to learn where someone works in English is “where.” Where do you work? Where does he work? Where do they work? Remember that for the pronouns “he” and “she,” we need to add the
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In today’s world, considering that the communication language of many institutions or individuals is English, we might find ourselves needing to write an English email at some point. This situation could arise as a writing topic for an English proficiency test, when inquiring about a product from a foreign company, or when applying for a
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In England and China, being late to a business meeting can lead to a negative impression and affect the meeting’s outcome. In Argentina and Turkey, punctuality is expected from the other party, but they might arrive a bit late themselves. In Denmark, punctuality is highly valued, and arriving on time to meetings is a must.
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Using “It” and “There” in English When describing something that has already been mentioned or is known, English often uses pronouns such as “it” or “there.” Let’s explore their usage with examples: Using “It” “It” is used to refer to something known or previously mentioned: Example 1: Q: What is that sound? A: It is
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FCE New Vocabulary Study / New Test FCE Vocabulary 3 Describing People / Personality Adjective List Read the texts and put the adjectives in the correct blanks. Example 1:My brother, George is very argumentative. He always argues with his friends around him. He doesn’t believe that he makes mistakes, that’s the problem. Example 2:The problem
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Vocabulary 1 We can imagine staying in a comfortable hotel this year. I think it is the most relaxing way to spend our holiday. Do you remember how we felt disappointed when we were in Rome last year? Vocabulary 2 In traditional communities, there are different eating and clothing habits. In the past, people used
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What would you do if you had time? I shall make it / I should make it but it is too late. (obligation) What will you do if you have money? / What would you do if you had money? (intention) I hope this will work. / I hope this would work. (judgment) I can’t
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