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02 09

We had a look at the structure of a typical language exam, specifically a Euroexam mock paper.

We did Task2 Reading, focusing on the tricky aspects. 2 out of 6 were correct.

We did a diagnostic test of the Oral exam Task1 (Interview) and Task2 (Transactional dialogues).
Lili speaks fluently with minor accuracy mistakes.


Homework:

  Writing:


Reading:

Speaking:
  • Watch the video below and prepare to talk about it for one or two minutes.
Helping questions: 
Who are the kids in the video? What are they doing? What is funny about it? What is surprising? Which one is your favorite part or cake? Can you make a cake? Do you have a sweet tooth?

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