English Profile - Home English step 2 Index Page Course 2 - Elementary Unit 15 - Quantifiers: Some / Any Unit 16 - Quantifiers: Much / Many / A Lot of Unit 17 - Quantifiers: A Few / A Little Unit 18 - Possessives Unit 19 - Modal Verbs - Can / Can't Unit 20 - Have / Have got Unit 21 - Conjunctions Unit 22 - Imperatives Unit 23 - Present Continuous Unit 24 - Adverbs of Frequency Unit 25 - Comparatives / Superlatives Resources – codexterous The below lists all the resources I have shared online with links for you to download if you feel they might help. I hope they’re useful, of interest and most importantly save you some time! Useful for both A Level English Literature and GCSE English Literature — An English Class Map: This is a version of the PPT that I use in my first lesson of a new academic year. — A Welcome Back Sheet: This is a welcome sheet that is intended to be handed out at the start of a new academic year for students to complete. — Whole Class Feedback Sheet: My version of a whole class feedback sheet. — Analysis Bookmarks: The intention is for these to be tagged into exercise books for students to use when writing essays or reading. — How to Embed Quotations: A guide to help students better understand how to embed quotations, with specific examples. Gothic Literature
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KET Speaking Part 1 & 2 - English Exam Ninja The KET speaking has two parts In total, it should take 8-10 minutes. Generally, when you take the speaking part of the KET you will do the examination with another candidate. The two of you will meet two examiners. One will do the talking the other will take notes and assess your speaking. Speaking part 1: A short Personal Information questions and answers exchange between you and the examiner. Speaking part 2: You will be given some cards with images/ideas or information on them. a card with some ideas for questions. The speaking section is worth approximately 25% of your exam grade. Here are a list of general information questions to help you prepare. Part 1 Watch students answering part 1 Part 2 Watch students answering part 2 Practice Part 2