Be an Ace in B1 Level Grammar

B1 grammar

Getting ready to start your B2 English course? Fantastic! Before you take this exciting and challenging step, let’s go back and review the grammar basics you’ve learned at the B1 level (Cambridge Preliminary). These are like the building blocks for your English skills. Just like a skilled architect ensures a strong base for a magnificent … Read more

Adjectives in Cambridge Speaking Exams

Adjectives in Cambridge Speaking exams

Useful, comfortable, difficult, important, memorable, sad, interesting, different, effective, sad, stressful, easy, careful, nervous, healthy, popular, worried! Do these adjectives ring a bell?  In Cambridge exams like B2 First and C1 Advanced, talking about feelings, attitudes and opinions is part of the territory, namely in Part 2 of the Speaking paper.  Here are some exam … Read more

Wizzadry or Know-how?!

Word formation with prefixes

To get to the point, let’s roll our sleeves! Today’s activities follow the TLT technique – Think-learn-test. Rather than providing you with the key word of this entry, I am inviting you to do three activities that will help you be right on the money!  Think and classify the words! There are seven categories of … Read more