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<p class="toc_title">Picture for pet speaking. You can also use maybe/perhaps or probably:. Tips làm từng phần Speaking PET Cambridge hiệu quả; 3. The document provides guidance on describing a picture in 8 Pair work: Give a copy of the photograph to each pair and ask them to choose one or two categories from the list above and produce five utterances/sentences. Teaching Online Lesson Notes . ] A family are visiting a town Are you preparing for the B1 English test? Learn how to do B1 speaking part 2 (how to describe a picture in English - PET Speaking Part 2, Aptis Speaking Par PET Speaking: Part 2. Includes an Examiner Pack and a Candidate Pack for use by both learners and teachers who are preparing for the Cambridge Como ya sabéis, la parte del “Speaking” del examen de B1 Preliminary (PET) de la universidad de Cambridge tiene 4 partes. Se trata de una de las 4 partes que componen el examen PET - Speaking Picture Description - B1 Preliminary - Picture description - Simple Past / Used to - 5th courses - Picture description - THE LOUD HOUSE. txt) or view presentation slides online. I asked one partner to tick the checklist as the other partner described the photo. 000+ resultados para 'speaking pet picture' PET Speaking Questions Part 1 with sound Cartas al azar. Useful Vocabulary For Picture Description. Here Youtube shows candidates who are taking the Speaking portion of the PET. look in teenagers The the photo —> The teenagers in B1 Preliminary for Schools Speaking Part 2 . Good morning/afternoon/evening. As well as useful sentences, this power points brings useful pictures for students to practise the lan The Language of Composition: Reading, Writing, Rhetoric 2nd Edition • ISBN: 9780312676506 Lawrence Scanlon, Renee H. In this picture, I can see five people. 100% (2) Useful Vocabulary For Picture Description. Look at the I think this is a family photo. You have to describe a picture in detail for Prepare for the B1 Preliminary (PET) exam with our speaking practice. Describing a picture is part of your Cambridge English Preliminary. Can I have your mark sheets, Speaking Pet picture. Part 2 of the PET Speaking exam lasts about 3 minutes. Here is Cambridge Pet Speaking Test Part 2 - Free download as PDF File (. pdf) or read online for free. This document provides information about the format and content of the four parts of And part two of the speaking exam, which is talking about or describing a picture or photo. concentrated. Pet 1 Inglés English. To really lock it in, Read more about the B1 Preliminary for Schools exam: https://camengli. You don’t need to talk to the other First (FCE) Speaking Part 2 Example. To begin with, the photo on the left shows a group of young people wearing eccentric clothes, Example of Preliminary (PET) Speaking Part 1 Part 2 – Long Turn. A worksheet to help students identify techniques for the PET (Cambridge Preliminary) Speaking Test for describing a photograph. Shea, Robin Dissin Aufses PART 2 - SPEAKING: CONVERSATION BETWEEN CANDIDATES A young man in England wants to spend the day with his 12 year old cousin. En esta How to describe a picture. underline the words and phrases used to describe the picture. Try to find PET Speaking Part 3 pictures on a variety of these topics so that your students are fully prepared for whatever they Cambridge PET – Speaking Part 1; This class consists of the lesson plan and the speaking part 3 worksheet (with answers!). Let’s look at one of the The students change roles so that the other student is speaking about the same photograph. Community Describing PET Speaking Part 2 - Useful Tips (Describing a Photo) - Free download as PDF File (. Part three: describing a photograph. com Rev: Remember, describe the person first and then focus on the other things in the photo. More about this Pin. Pet Speaking Part 3 - Free download as PDF File (. In this Part, each candidate is given a photo and asked to talk about it for one minute. The document provides sample questions, answers and structures for speaking about oneself, . This document provides guidance on how to perform well in the speaking PET Speaking Exam Practice - Free download as Word Doc (. Here are the ones which are most likely to come up in this part of the exam. Se Main content: How to describe a picture in PET exam (2635732) Other contents: Brief instructions to carry out part 2 of the speaking exam- Pet-From worksheet author: Use This document provides guidance for describing a color photo in 3 parts of the PET speaking exam. por Angeleshd23. What's happening in the photo? Speaking Part Three: Discussion Pet speaking practice. In the second part, which is also 2-3 minutes, you describe a picture for about a minute. This document provides guidance on describing pictures by mentioning key This document provides an overview of the PET Speaking test Part 3 on picture description. Perhaps it was taken PET Speaking Questions Part 1 with sound - PET SPEAKING - Speaking PET - B1 Preliminary Speaking Part 2 - PET- U5- Modal Verbs Speaking. They could be a In pairs, they take it in turns to describe a picture. Here, you have a full Speaking test. Today I'm going to talk about part 3, describing a photo again. sh/2Kd5A3cPart 1 (Interview)Wh Strategy for PET part 3 speaking. The document provides examples of tasks that could be used in Part 2 of the El Speaking del B1 Preliminary (PET) es el examen de Speaking del examen de nivel B1 de Cambridge English. There are 4 videos for the first 2 Here, you have a full Speaking test. daily In some speaking exams you have to talk about photos or pictures. Don´t panic, take your time and organise your ideas. clgranada. They should speak as fully as possible about the picture. Cambridge English B1 Preliminary (PET) Speaking Exam – Part 2 – Extended Turn. @itachisnose. You don’t need to talk to the other candidate here. The examiner gives you some pictures to help you, for example to make and respond to suggestions, make PET Speaking Part3 - Free download as Word Doc (. They look like a family of five: the grandfather in the 1) In part 3 of the PET speaking exam you and your partner will be required to speak individually about an image. What the examiner says is shown in italics. Master speaking questions and topics to excel in your B1 speaking test. Take a deep breath, look at the picture and start again. Show students how pet speaking part 2. The document provides guidance on describing pictures for the PET speaking exam. Ten en cuenta que cada examen tiene diferentes características, que es PET SPEAKING phrases and example - Free download as Word Doc (. Candidates engage in structured Talk about the origins of the photo. In this post, we’ll look at the topics to expect and the two classic task types in Parts 3 and Learn how to describe a photograph in English: B1 Speaking Test: PET Speaking Part 2, Aptis Speaking Part 2, Yökdil Proficiency - Easy tutorial 🎁 I am offer Samples Of Picture Description Fashion (B1) These pictures are related to fashion and clothes. PET - Describe a picture phrases - Tools (PET) - Describe the picture - PET speaking 1. The topics involve making decisions as a group about gifts, PET SPEAKING. I'm going to do another session on that today but with a completely different type of photograph so we'll be using Hi year 6 pet students. Part 3 of the PET Speaking exam lasts about 3 minutes. Share PET SPEAKING Describing a picture is an element across all Cambridge exams because it’s something we do so much in everyday life (is it?). doc / . Can I have your mark sheets, To get a good mark in the PET Speaking exam, you will need to produce simple sentences on familiar topics, and also be able to give reasons and opinions. 24 chủ đề ôn tập See how it’s done: video of PET test-takers speaking. [She puts a picture in front of the two candidates or shows a picture on the screen (Covid Procedure). PET Describe the Photo. sh/3oJzOKeRead the examiner's comments: https://camengli. exercise 6. If doing it with a class, write down things that PET Speaking Part 2 In Part 2, the examiner describes a situation, and you and your partner talk about it for 2–3 minutes. Whatever their reasons are for having such a deeply rooted love Just some pictures to drill the 'Jobs and Work' topic and Part 2 (previously part 3) of the PET speaking test. If you are asked to Una de las partes del Speaking en el examen B1 Preliminary (PET) es la de describir imágenes que los examinadores te ceden. DESCRIBING PHOTOS Giving a general introduction. The goal is to describe the picture Contains 5 complete Cambridge Preliminary (PET) Speaking tests in the official format for the B1 level exam. In this post, I’m going to examine the task in B1 Preliminary Speaking Part 2. Pet oral exam and other B1 level Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Downloads: 162 Useful expressions for Cambridge PET exam Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 This document explains the Cambridge English: Preliminary (PET) for Schools Speaking test. Browse: Home. 2016. This document provides guidance and sample language for Parts 3 and 4 of the Describing a Picture Pet - Free download as Word Doc (. pptx), PDF File (. Even though the pictures are different every time, there is a common theme in PET Speaking Part 2; the pictures are always of a person or group of people doing something. Use the passive voice to do this. Tiêu chí chấm điểm Speaking PET Cambridge; 4. Part 2 of the Preliminary PET Speaking exam is also individual. 1. Useful phrases and chunks of B1 Speaking Test - Photograph description 1 Comments. C/ Puentezuelas, nº 32, 1ª Planta - 18002 Granada Teléf. See more ideas about english lessons, exam pictures, cambridge exams. Complete the plan to de sign the perfect Speaking Part 2 : Ok. The video and tips below from British Council will help you to do really well in this type of speaking exam. , In the foreground we can see a brother and sister, who are doing arts and crafts together. The exam can be found in the B1 Preliminary 2020 Sample Papers The PET speaking test lasts 10 to 12 minutes and involves two candidates assessed by two examiners, focusing on personal information, simulated situations, and photo descriptions. Play Study Slideshow Share zoe48920 38 #B1 #PET #Speaking Activity. picture. Sample answer: In this picture, we see a family of three sitting around a dining table, enjoying a meal together. To get a good mark in the PET Speaking exam, you will need to Ejercicio para practicar la parte 2 del speaking de los exámenes de inglés B1 PET de Cambridge y Aptis General. speaking activity DavidM. The document The PET speaking test lasts 10 to 12 minutes and involves two candidates assessed by two examiners, focusing on personal information, simulated situations, and photo The document provides guidance for the PET (Preliminary English Test) speaking exam, which consists of 4 parts: Part 1 involves short introductory questions with the FCE, PET speaking pictures - Free download as Word Doc (. It accompanies this video, where you can see Victoria, from France, and Chiara, from Italy, take B1 Preliminary (PET) - Speaking Practice Two. Suele ser uno de los apartados donde más dificultades suele encontrar la gente y, todo se PET Speaking Part 3 - Sample Pictures for Practice (EDITADO) - Free download as PDF File (. The speaking section is divided into FOUR parts Speaking part 3 of the Cambridge English B1 PET exam). The examiner will give you a colour photograph and ask you to talk about it on your own for about 1 minute. Here This document outlines the structure and scoring rubric for a PET speaking exam. En este post, vamos a ver en detalle todo sobre la parte 2 de este examen: Pasos para describir una foto. The document describes 20 test tasks that require two individuals to look at a CONTENIDOS DEL VÍDEOCómo es el B1 Preliminary (PET) Speaking (01:05)Cómo describir una foto paso a paso (02:49)Descripción globalDescripción detallada (05:2 May 16, 2023 - Explore angeanette hoston's board "Pet Speaking" on Pinterest. Comunidad Pet picture description. This activity allows students studying for the Preliminary B1 Preliminary (PET) - Speaking Practice One. , The girl is wearing a white PET_speaking - Free download as Word Doc (. 10. Describing a photo Home - Rooms Household Speaking Part 2. Talk about the different things he could do PET-speaking-part-2 - Free download as PDF File (. In part 2 of the First (FCE) Speaking Exam you will be asked to compare two pictures and to answer a question about those pictures. Panic if your mind goes blank. . The Preliminary (PET) Speaking Part 2 Example. Here's a sample picture description for anyone preparing for the PET Speaking Test. There PET Speaking: Part 2. PET SPEAKING . read the description below. When you practise speaking with your classes. 14/01/2021 Speaking. Let’s see. Either use them from the website or download the pdf to practise, print or display. pdf), Text File (. Pet Speaking Test. As specified in the official Cambridge Preliminary (PET) handbook, there are certain topics that are expected at B1 level. Preliminary (PET) Speaking Part 2 – Eating together. Enhance your B1 Preliminary (PET) exam preparation with our comprehensive speaking practice. The document provides guidance on comparing photographs by highlighting the difference Experience the seamless magic of our online talking photo tool, where you can effortlessly create animated speaking photos or video avatars using just an image, script, and voice input! Forget Let's do English ESL discussion starters, speaking cards. The platform I use allows students to write When you practise speaking with your classes. In part 2 of the Preliminary (PET) Speaking Exam you will be asked to describe a picture to the examiner for approximately one minute. docx), PDF File (. Each candidate gets a different picture. Choosing Your Favourite Pet. Explore a variety of speaking questions and topics for B1 level. During Part 2 the examiner will give you coloured photograph and you will have to spaek about it for about one describe a picture n - PET Synonyms Phrase - Feelings. Her Get distracted and start talking about something else. The examiner gives you a situation and some PET Speaking Part 4 continues on with the same topic from Part 3, but doesn’t have any visual aid. por Onlineenglish4me. L. English. It outlines the objectives of describing a photo, including giving a general I suggest wrapping up this class by focusing on the main inspiration behind our lesson, which is the speaking exam provided by Cambridge English. This document contains scripts for 4 speaking tests as part of a You can also find Business concepts, grammar, Use Of English, Speaking elements, Street talk. Let’s put them into practice, straightforwardly and smoothly. 3. Hi year 6 pet students. describe people’s roles in a picture 'He’s probably a shop assistant and she’s a customer' 'This person on the left seems to be a tourist guide – he’s pointing to a building' In both photos we can see two very different holiday destinations: a big city and a solitary paradise beach. 5 PET Schools: Collaboration Speaking Ordenar por grupo. All are available to download at the end of the To get a good mark in the PET Speaking exam, you will need to produce simple sentences on familiar topics, and also be able to give reasons and opinions. Hope you can English course speaking for the preliminary English test - Cambridge. The photo was probably taken in a primary school, because the children are quite young. So here we go! Now, if you have downloaded this podcast, there should be a photograph, which Describing A Picture. PET Speaking - Sample Tests - Free download as PDF File (. It advises talking about the Speaking Part 1 in Preliminary (PET), First (FCE) and Advanced (CAE) are all quite similar and can be practised with these fantastic chat cards! Chat cards are great because you can use them in lots of different ways. : 958 53 52 53 – 958 52 12 91 / Fax: 958 25 1 5 46 E-mail: info@clgranada. so i think this is the last one #singingcat #imupthedeepend Microsoft Word - Preliminary (PET) Speaking Part 2 - Pictures - Eating Author: John-Jo Created Date: 2/5/2021 4:03:28 PM Pet Speaking Part 3 Describing a Photo - Free download as Word Doc (. Explore captivating visuals that spark discussions. You could use this either with one-to-one students or to elicit ideas from a That’s why I suggest this Speaking Circle activity as part of your PET Speaking Part 2 practice: to give students a real structure they can rely on. p a g e 3. Of course, this could be a The PET speaking test lasts 10 to 12 minutes and involves two candidates assessed by two examiners, focusing on personal information, simulated situations, and photo Most Speaking Tests like B1 Preliminary use pictures, photographs or other visuals as a stimulus for interaction. 2) You need to mention what the image shows, but it is much more important The PET speaking test lasts 10 to 12 minutes and involves two candidates assessed by two examiners, focusing on personal information, simulated situations, and photo The new B1 Preliminary speaking test, which was introduced in 2020, is similar to the old PET speaking exam, but with some small differences. Se requiere suscripción. This is the very first step that will improve your speaking skills. exercise 5. You have one Ey! Si tienes que describir una foto en inglés aquí te sugiero una estructura a seguir, expresiones, ejemplos y tips prácticos para que sea a piece of cake!M The Materials Practise with these PET Speaking Part 2 pictures. It includes useful language for giving an introduction, describing places, people's ages, Los ejercicios de speaking B1 son esenciales para quienes se preparan para el Preliminary de Cambridge, ya que este examen evalúa la capacidad de expresarse en inglés de forma clara Describing a Picture – Preliminary (PET) Speaking Part 2 Plan. This document provides guidance and sample language for SPEAKING GUIDE - Free download as PDF File (. This document contains exercises from a Cambridge English exam preparation book for level B1 B1 PETspeaking - Free download as Word Doc (. match the description to the. por Englishfromirel. Create Your Video. Try to find PET Speaking Part 3 pictures on a variety of these topics so that your students are fully prepared for whatever they Preliminary Speaking Part 2 -describing pictures B1 - Adverbs of frequency B1 - Scheletul Uman - Întrebări - B1 PET WORDS - PET - Sports - Describing People. com Web: www. Prepare for the B1 Preliminary (PET) exam with Preliminary (PET) Speaking Part 2 Plan – Describing a picture . There are four people and one pet, all of them are laughing . In the middle I see the mother sitting on a chair. ppt / . Their partner reads out the Most Speaking Tests like B1 Preliminary for schools use pictures, photographs or other visuals as a stimulus for interaction. English Español Catal à Français Deutsch Picture description . Part 3. This document provides useful phrases and How To Describe Photos - KET, PET, FCE, CAE - Free download as Powerpoint Presentation (. Comunidad Speaking Pet pictures PET SPEAKING Photo description Diagrama con etiquetas. In this part of PET SPEAKING PART 2 Game Code: 2314260 English 9 Public PET SPEAKING PART 2. They are in an outdoor place. In Part 2 of the Speaking test, students describe one colour photograph, talking for about 1 minute. Apart from describing the pictures below to practise, revise vocabulary to do with the house and furniture, food, clothes and appearance in your notebook. Who are the Using our B1 Preliminary (PET) - Speaking Part 2 Guide (Describing Photos) resource with your class: Unleash the power photo description with our complete speaking guide to ace the B1 PET Speaking Practice. txt) or read online for free. Apart from describing the pictures below to practise, revise vocabulary to do with the Remember, describe the person first and then focus on the other things in the photo. In addition, this takes the attention of the evaluator from the picture to your vocabulary. So the two candidates talked about the six pictures that represented different types of museums: an old instruments museum, dolls Our AI technology transforms your pet's photo into a singing video that's guaranteed to go viral. Describing pictures is what you have to do in some speaking exams (Matura 2023 anyo Pet Speaking Part Script - Free download as Word Doc (. Describing a picture is an element across all Cambridge exams because it’s Remember these key question words. Cấu trúc bài thi Speaking PET Cambridge; 2. For visually-impaired candidates, a special version of the Speaking This document provides examples of potential topics and prompts that could be used for Part 2 of the Cambridge Pet Speaking Test. There will also always be a scene to describe with a variety CL GRANADA, S. and divide This picture shows a family spending time together in the living room. Speaking Part One: Interview 2-3 minutes. 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