Even more practice

Here I leave you the website that Patricia recommended us. Here you have some activities to practise more all the different parts of the test. It is already at the B1 level ;) As always, if you have any doubts, you know what to do.

http://englishaula.com/en/pet-exam-cambridge-preliminary-english-test-free-video-lessons-and-exercises.php

Practise LISTENING on your own

Here I leave you a site where you can practise as many Listenings as you want. To start, select AUDIO as the media and LEVEL 3 for the level. If you have troubles try level 2, and if you find it easy try level 4 or even 5. As always, if you have any problem, if you don't understand something or anything, please contact me ;)

http://www.ellloplus.org/sort/

I also leave you another website where you can find many more exercises about grammar and vocabulary. You already have a lot of exercises, but you can always do more. There is also a LISTENING section here. I recommend you do the green (lower-intermediate), and if you find them easy, try the yellow ones (intermediate). Again, if you can´t find them, don't understand something or have any doubts, just tell me.

http://www.agendaweb.org/

Ways of writing a story

Here there are some ways to start a sentence when you are writing a story.

Time phrases

• It all began ...
• It was one of those days when ...
• At first ...
• Some time later ...
• Meanwhile ...
• Later, ...
• Eventually, ...
• In the end, ...
• Finally, ....

Dramatic devices

• Suddenly, ...
• All of a sudden, ...
• Just at that moment, ...

Verbs with direct/reported speech

• tell
• whisper
• shout
• say
• think
• cry

Concluding

• It had all been ...
• After everything that had happened, ...

From http://www.canaryzoo.com/ESOL%20FCE%20Writing%20Phrases%20Story.htm

Headers and closes

Here are some useful sentences for starting an informal letter.

And here I leave you a very complete website with many ways to begin and end an informal letter. It is where the previous image is taken (but the sentences are different).

http://www.englishspanishlink.com/deluxewriter/closesandheaders.htm

Countable/ Uncountable nouns

Here I leave you a very interesting page about countable and uncontable nouns. It's very complete and easy to understand. Just in case you have any doubts ;)

http://www.englishclub.com/grammar/nouns-un-countable.htm

And at this site you can find how to use many uncountable nouns.

http://esl.about.com/od/grammarforbeginners/a/g_cucount.htm

Anuncio importante

Escribo esto en español porque es importante.

La fecha tope para apuntarse al examen no es el 10 sino el 15 de julio, así que todavía estáis a tiempo de enviar el correo y apuntaros. De todas maneras lo repetiré el lunes en clase.

Además, con respecto al correo de confirmación, os digo que os tranquilicéis, que no hay por qué agobiarse. Todos los años pasa lo mismo: no todos los alumnos reciben al mismo tiempo la respuesta de Cambridge, ya que los envían tal y como los tramitan. Por eso mismo, es normal que algunos de vosotros lo hayan recibido y otros no, tened paciencia que todo llegará. Si llegara una quincena antes de la fecha del examen y no habéis recibido nada entonces sí, pues por aquel entonces ya deberíais haber recibido noticias, pero por ahora no hay problemas.

¡Mucho ánimo!

Adjectives ending in -ed or -ing

I have found this interestING site that has a lot of examples of this topic, and they can also be heared!

http://www.curso-ingles.com/gramatica-inglesa/adjectives_ed_ing.php