Grammar
Vocabulary
Speaking
Writing
Cambridge Exam
100

What tense do we use for actions happening right now?

Present Continuous

100

Name 3 adjectives to describe a person’s appearance.

Well-build, bold, broad-shoulders, etc. 

100

How do you ask for someone's opinion?

What do you think about...? / How do you feel about...?

100

How many paragraphs are there in the story?

3
100

What is the most important rule for answering questions?

3 fingers 

200

Complete: "If I ___ (have) time, I will call you."

have (First Conditional)

200

What is a "department store"?

A large shop/store that sells many different types of goods in different sections (e.g., clothes, electronics, home items). 

200

Give two ways to make a suggestion.

Why don't we...? / How about...? / Let's...

200

How do you start an informal letter to a friend?

Hi [Name], / Dear [Name],

200

What should you do BEFORE the Listening audio starts?

Read the questions and underline keywords

300

Change to reported speech: "I'm tired," she said.

She said (that) she was tired.

300

Give a B1-level synonym for "very good".

excellent / fantastic /wonderful 

300

How do you politely disagree?

I see your point, but... / I'm not sure I agree because...

300

Name 3 linking words to add information.

and, also, moreover, in addition, what's more

300

How many words you must write your email/story/article in?

in around 100 words (90-110)

400

What's the difference between "must" and "have to"?

Must = personal obligation; Have to= external rule

400

Name 5 phrasal verbs.

get up, look after, turn off, give up, run out of

400

What phrases help you buy time to think in the exam?

That's an interesting question... / Let me think for a second...

400

What's the difference between formal and informal endings?

Formal: Yours sincerely; Informal: Best wishes / Take care

400

What do you when your partner is speaking out? (Speaking Part 3)

Listen and react to their ideas (That’s true/You’re right/That’s interesting)

500

Find and correct the mistake: "She has lived here since 5 years."

→ for 5 years

500

Use too or enough to complete: "The coffee is ___ hot ___ drink."

too hot to drink

500

Mini-challenge: talk about the picture within one minute. 

Any answers acceptable. 

500

Find the mistake: "I am writing for invite you to my party."

→ to invite (infinitive of purpose)

500

What does a good article include?

Catchy title, opinions/examples, linking words, funny conclusion.