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Category Archives: Cambridge First Certificate
EFL exams articles and tips for students and teachers
I’ve written at least 50 things on this over the years (for Onestopenglish, EnglishClub, Usingenglish and TEFL.net), so I’ve expanded and reorganised my lists of links so that there are separate pages for IELTS, TOEIC, FCE and BULATS. There are also general articles … Continue reading
Posted in BULATS, Cambridge First Certificate, EFL exams, IELTS, TOEIC
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New TEFL articles and worksheets November 2011
I’ve mentioned some of these in my posts on tips and useful language etc, but the ones near the top of each section are those that have just gone up and I haven’t linked to before: Articles Teaching grammar in Business … Continue reading
Posted in Academic writing, BULATS, Business and ESP writing, Cambridge First Certificate, comparatives, Complaints, Future tenses, IELTS Speaking, IELTS Writing, Language of meetings, Modals of possibility probability, Politeness, Reports, Requests, Social English, teleconference, unreal past
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Are exam textbooks more suitable for non-exam students?
This goes back years but is something I’ve only just noticed as a general trend. With my exam classes a textbook is just a pain in the arse that stops us doing all the useful things we could do with … Continue reading
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New articles and worksheets Sept 2011
Classroom activities to practise planning and paragraphing – LINK FIXED How to teach FCE Use of English Part One – LINK FIXED What your students need to know about BULATS Writing Part One – LINK FIXED Fun activities for the second conditional – LINK … Continue reading
Posted in BULATS, Cambridge First Certificate, Paragraphing, Second conditional
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Lots of lovely new articles and worksheets
Actually, I have no way of judging the loveliness of my own stuff, of course, just had a nice ring to it. Actually, lots could be an exaggeration too… Articles Adverbs of frequency games – LINK FIXED What your students need … Continue reading
More new worksheets
For telephone interviews, IELTS, FCE, BULATS, business meetings, emailing, and architects. More on FCE and English for architects coming soon. Useful phrases for IELTS Writing Part One Use of English-style exercises for common FCE Speaking Part One mistakes Reporting verbs … Continue reading
EFL exam materials
Classes cancelled again, I think mainly because of trains not running more than risk of more earthquakes or the wind blowing radioactive gas all this way. As the planned power cuts didn’t materialise today and anyway will probably not include … Continue reading
Posted in CAE, Cambridge First Certificate, Cambridge Proficiency, EFL exams, IELTS, IELTS Speaking, Photocopiable worksheets, TOEFL, TOEIC
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IELTS, TOEIC, TOEFL, FCE, CAE and CPE worksheets, articles and tips
Have done a bit more tedious reorganisation so that you don’t need to do so much tedious searching, and you can now find all the links to my stuff on said topics elsewhere on the internet as well as my … Continue reading
Posted in CAE, Cambridge First Certificate, Cambridge Proficiency, EFL exams, English for Academic Purposes, ETS, IELTS, IELTS Academic Reading, IELTS Speaking, links, Listening, Materials, Photocopiable worksheets, Reading, Speaking, TEFL, TOEFL, TOEIC, Usingenglish, Vocabulary
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Surprises about English punctuation
I’m continuing to learn from and ponder on the information in the Cambridge Grammar of English, and as before testing the matters I’ve been chewing on against your native speaker intuitions would be appreciated (sorry for the very unpleasant mental picture from … Continue reading
Posted in CAE, Cambridge First Certificate, Cambridge University Press, EFL exams, ELT publishing, Grammar books, links, Materials, Photocopiable worksheets, Punctuation, Teaching young learners, Technology, TEFL, TEFL games, Writing
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