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B1 Preliminary for Schools Trainer: 2nd Edition
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B1 Preliminary for Schools Trainer: 2nd Edition
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- Preliminary for Schools
Six full practice tests plus easy-to-follow expert guidance and exam tips designed to guarantee exam success. The 'without answers' edition can be used to practice the exam at home or in class, providing an excellent opportunity for teachers and students to familiarise themselves with the B1 Preliminary for Schools examination format. The six practice tests feature explanatory keys and model answers, and include ideas for extending tasks in class. The first two tests also include step-by-step advice on how to tackle each paper. Extra practice activities, informed by a bank of real Preliminary for Schools candidates' exam papers, focus on areas where students typically need most help. Downloadable audio includes the recordings for the listening tests.
This book is called 'Trainer' because it is full of exercises to help students get better and better at doing each part of B1 Preliminary for Schools.
This book is called 'Trainer' because it is full of exercises to help students get better and better at doing each part of B1 Preliminary for Schools.
The B1 Preliminary for Schools exam has four papers:
Reading: 45 minutes
There are six parts to the Reading test and you will need to be able to read and understand a range of texts from short notices and messages to longer articles from brochures, magazines and newspapers. For two of the parts you will also have to choose the correct words to complete a text - in one, you choose from the words provided and in the other you use your own words.
Writing: 45 minutes
In the two parts of the Writing test you will write an email and an article or a story, each about 100 words long.
Listening: 30 minutes (approximately)
In the four parts of the Listening paper you will need to be able to listen and understand people who are talking together and people who are giving information about something. You will have to choose or write the answers to the questions which are about what these people say. Don't worry! The people talk about everyday topics, speak clearly and don't talk fast.
Speaking: 12 minutes (pairs) 17 minutes (groups of three)
You will need to be able to listen and understand what the examiner is saying. You will have to answer some questions about yourself, and you will need to speak on your own about a photograph. You will then be given some pictures to look at and vou will use the pictures to do a speaking task with another candidate. In the final part vou and the other candidate will answer auestions based on the tooic in the pictures. Usually candidates take the Speaking test with just one other candidate, but sometimes they do it in groups of three.
Reading: 45 minutes
There are six parts to the Reading test and you will need to be able to read and understand a range of texts from short notices and messages to longer articles from brochures, magazines and newspapers. For two of the parts you will also have to choose the correct words to complete a text - in one, you choose from the words provided and in the other you use your own words.
Writing: 45 minutes
In the two parts of the Writing test you will write an email and an article or a story, each about 100 words long.
Listening: 30 minutes (approximately)
In the four parts of the Listening paper you will need to be able to listen and understand people who are talking together and people who are giving information about something. You will have to choose or write the answers to the questions which are about what these people say. Don't worry! The people talk about everyday topics, speak clearly and don't talk fast.
Speaking: 12 minutes (pairs) 17 minutes (groups of three)
You will need to be able to listen and understand what the examiner is saying. You will have to answer some questions about yourself, and you will need to speak on your own about a photograph. You will then be given some pictures to look at and vou will use the pictures to do a speaking task with another candidate. In the final part vou and the other candidate will answer auestions based on the tooic in the pictures. Usually candidates take the Speaking test with just one other candidate, but sometimes they do it in groups of three.
Six full practice tests plus easy-to-follow expert guidance and exam tips designed to guarantee exam success. The 'without answers' edition can be used to practice the exam at home or in class, providing an excellent opportunity for teachers and students to familiarise themselves with the B1 Preliminary for Schools examination format. The six practice tests feature explanatory keys and model answers, and include ideas for extending tasks in class. The first two tests also include step-by-step advice on how to tackle each paper. Extra practice activities, informed by a bank of real Preliminary for Schools candidates' exam papers, focus on areas where students typically need most help. Downloadable audio includes the recordings for the listening tests.
This book is called 'Trainer' because it is full of exercises to help students get better and better at doing each part of B1 Preliminary for Schools.
This book is called 'Trainer' because it is full of exercises to help students get better and better at doing each part of B1 Preliminary for Schools.
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