Final Exam Content
Reading (Criteria B)
Revise by reading as much as you can in English
(Library books, news websites – BBC, The Guardian, The Times, Football blogs,
Roald Dahl short stories). The more exposed you are to vocab, structures,
English in general the more your English will gradually improve.
Useful
phrases for reading comprehension TO LEARN
In the story/text, (character
name) is presented as ...
Throughout the story/text, it seems that ....
In the quote, the writer
suggests ... which implies that ...
The word/phrase
"..." is used so as to draw attention to ...
This quote implies that
... which could suggest that ...
At first/At the beginning, (character´s name) is presented as ...
The use of
this writing technique makes the reader …
The writer creates a feeling of …
However, gradually this
impression begins to change when ...
Due to the lack of ...,
the writer implies …
Despite the fact that
..., it seems that …
In my
opinion/personally …
Writing (Criteria C)
Vocab
Grammar
5)
Irregular
past participles and past tenses
Irregular Past Participles
Irregular Past Participle
Irregular Past Participles
Past tense
Past tenses
Past Tenses
Irregular Past Participles
Irregular Past Participle
Irregular Past Participles
Past tense
Past tenses
Past Tenses
Styles
of Writing to revise
1) An article (CAE Student Book p. 166 and 167)
2) A review
3) A formal letter (CAE Student Book p. 173 and 174))
4) An essay
