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Teacher
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HERNANDEZ BORRAYO Elizabeth
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B1 Grammar topics
These are topics you need to study to pass an exam at the B1 level, such as Cambridge English Preliminary:
Adverbs
Both, either, neither
A broader range of intensifiers; So, such, too, enough
Comparatives and superlatives
Question tags
Conditionals: 0, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd
Connecting words expressing cause and effect, contrast, etc. (Linking words)
Embedded questions
Future (present simple, present continuous, going to+verb, will/shall), Will and going to, for prediction
Modals - must/can’t, a deduction
Modals – might, may, will, probably
Modals – should have/might have/etc
Modals: must/have to
Present simple/present continuous
Past simple/Past continuous
Present Perfect/Past perfect
Present/Future and Past tense responses
Phrasal verbs, extended
Prepositions of place and movement
Present perfect continuous
Present perfect/past simple
Reported speech (range of tenses)
Passive and Active voice: simple passive
Wh- questions in the present, future, and past
You can also see which grammar topics are associated with other CEF levels.
Vocabulary Topics
All the words in this section are in the Cambridge PET word list. These are the important words you need to know to pass an exam at B1 level.
Appliances | Buildings | Clothes | Colours | Education | Entertainment and Media | Environment | Food and Drink | Health, Medicine and Exercise | Hobbies and Leisure | House and Home | Language | Personal Feelings, Opinions and Experiences | Places: Countryside | Places: Town and City | Services | Shopping | Sport | Technology and Communications | The Natural World | Travel and Transport | Weather | Work and Jobs
Vocabulary learning tips
Read as much as possible. If you come across a word you don't know, write it down or look it up.
Use a dictionary. Many browsers include dictionaries. If you are reading online, you may be able to right-click on a word to look it up.
Sign up for a 'word a day' email.
Think of ways of remembering words. Do they sound like a word in your own language?
Remember words are often used together with other words. Try to learn these 'collocations'.
(reference books)
Bibliography - Texts:
1. Helen Stephenson (Autore), Paul Dummett (Autore), John Hughes, LIFE PRE-INTERMEDIATE 2nd. Edition.
Student's book and workbook; Student's book Build Up con CD, DVD-ROM, con e-book e con espansione online e contenuto digitale per download e accesso on line. ISBN: -9788853625144 - (3 Books).
Editore: ELI
Collana:Inglese corsi ESP
Data di Pubblicazione:2018
EAN:9788853625144
ISBN:8853625147
Formato:prodotto in più parti di diverso formato
"Bringing National Geographic to Life" - https://eltngl.com/sites/Life2e/NGLandLife
Life Product Video
https://eltngl.com/sites/Life2e/about-life/life-product-video
2. Raymond Murphy (Author), Lelio Pallini (Author); Essential Grammar in Use, con soluzioni ed eBook, Quarta edizione. Grammatica di base della lingua inglese. ISBN 9781316509029.
3. B1 Preliminary for Schools practice tests, for Revised exam from 2020 con CD-Audio e file audio per il download. ISBN 9788853627872.
Editore:ELI
Collana:Certificazioni
Data di Pubblicazione:2020
EAN:9788853627872
ISBN:8853627875
Pagine:176
Formato:prodotto in più parti di diverso forma
4. Dispense di Lessico e Grammatica livello A1-B1
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