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🔴 COMPLEMENTO INDIRECTO | Qué es y cómo identificarlo

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Visualiza el siguiente vídeo y organiza los cuerpos geométricos en un esquema o mapa conceptual.

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LOS CUERPOS GEOMÉTRICOS PARA NIÑOS | Caras, aristas y vértices

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Describing a picture is a common element of almost all Cambridge main suite English exams, but in order to practise, you'll need pictures to describe. The other essential element is knowing how to describe a picture. For that you can use our perfect PET speaking part 2 plan. It's important to choose the right type of pictures to describe because not all of them have the right qualities. For example, you'll never see a picture of a single object or anything that is strange or controversial.

Check here for 5 complete Preliminary (PET) Speaking exams as part of Breakout English's premium materials collection.

Possible topics for PET Speaking Part 2

As specified in the official Cambridge Preliminary (PET) handbook, there are certain topics that are expected at B1 level. Here are the ones which are most likely to come up in this part of the exam.

daily life

education

entertainment and media

food and drink

free time

health, medicine and exercise

hobbies and leisure

house and home

people

relations with other people

shopping

social interaction

sport

the natural world

transport

travel and holidays

work and jobs

When you practise speaking with your classes. Try to find PET Speaking Part 2 pictures on a variety of these topics so that your students are fully prepared for whatever they might get in their exam. We've got a selection for you to download or display below, but if you are looking for more pictures to describe, remember to find something with enough content for the full minute.

Preliminary (PET) Speaking Part 2 Example

In part 2 of the Preliminary (PET) Speaking Exam you will be asked to describe a picture to the examiner for approximately one minute.

Here is an example of a Preliminary (PET) Speaking Exam Part 2.

Now, I'd like each of you to talk on your own about something. I'm going to give each of you a photograph and I'd like you to talk about it.

(Candidate A), here is your photograph. It shows friends spending time together.

(Candidate B), you just listen.

(Candidate A), please tell us what you can see in the photograph.

Approximately one minute

Thank you.

(Candidate B), here is your photograph. It shows someone reading.

(Candidate A), you just listen.

(Candidate B), please tell us what you can see in the photograph.

Approximately one minute

Thank you.

The examiner has a few back-up prompts available if the candidate is having trouble completing the task. These back-up prompts are always the same:

Talk about the people/person

Talk about the place

Talk about the other things in the photograph

The Materials

Practise with these PET Speaking Part 2 pictures. Either use them from the website or download the pdf to practise, print or display.

If doing it with a class, write down things that they do well and errors. After describing each picture, do a correction/praise feedback stage before trying again.

Check here if you need to know how to describe a picture are looking for the perfect PET speaking part 2 plan.

EXAM PART: Speaking

EXAM SKILLS: Describing people, giving information about everyday activities, talking about what people are doing

TIME: 2-5 minutes per picture + feedback

Download the pictures

Pictures to describe

Eating together

Playing music

Celebrating

Reading

Spending time at home

Cooking

Using technology

Playing games

At school

Spending time outside

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Pictures to describe for Preliminary (PET) Speaking Part 2

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Find pictures to describe and practise Cambridge Preliminary (PET) Speaking Part 2. Exam preparation materials from Breakout English.

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Con geogebra podrás crear objetos geométricos.

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Aplicaciones gratuitas GeoGebra: gráficas, geometría, álgebra, 3D, estadística y probabilidad, ¡todo en una herramienta!

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Ríos de Europa - Ríos de Europa - Ríos de Europa - Ríos de Europa ( Clasificar) - Ríos de Europa - los ríos de Europa - RÍOS DE EUROPA - Ríos de Europa

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Stretching nearly 3,700 kilometers, the Volga is the longest river in Europe. The Danube, which passes through four of Europe's capital cities, is the second longest. Playing this geography quiz game, you will learn their locations and many more of Europe's rivers.

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Liveworksheets transforms your traditional printable worksheets into self-correcting interactive exercises that the students can do online and send to the teacher.

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GLOBOS DE CONOCIMIENTO ACTIVIDAD IGUALES Y DIFERENTES

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Realiza una obra de arte con círculos como Kandinsky

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Kandinsky circle fotografías e imágenes de alta resolución - Alamy

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Encuentre kandinsky circle la fotografía, imagen, vector, ilustración o imagen a 360 grados perfectos. Disponible tanto para licencias RF como para las licencias RM.

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Abre los ojos y mira a tu alrededor... Tal vez estés en casa o en la escuela pero piensa qué se encuentra detrás de esas paredes. ¿Eres capaz de imaginar cómo es el entorno más cercano del mundo que te rodea? ¿Qué es lo que hay más allá de estas cuatro paredes?

En nuestro entorno hay muchos animales y plantas. Si vivimos en el campo esto nos parecerá más evidente pero en las grandes ciudades también existe una flora y fauna muy variada.

Nosotros vamos a investigar sobre cómo son los animales que viven en el entorno urbano, un pueblo o una ciudad, para conocerlos mejor. Ellos son nuestros amigos y nos necesitan para vivir y, así, hacernos todo el bien que nos hacen, porque nosotros también los necesitamos a ellos. Aprenderemos que los animales tienen sentimientos y derechos que nosotros, los humanos, debemos respetar.

Prepararemos muchos materiales bonitos para explicar todo lo que sabemos de los animales: dibujos, murales, lapobooks, decálogos y mucho más. ¡Así que necesitamos un lugar especial donde mostrar todo lo que vamos aprendiendo!

La grandeza de una nación y su progreso moral pueden ser juzgados por el modo en el que se trata a sus animales
Mahatma Gandhi

Conjunto de plantas que existen en una región. Las flores, arbustos y árboles que crecen y viven en un determinado lugar.

Conjunto de animales, aves e insectos que viven en una determinada región.

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Recurso Educativo Abierto sobre protección animal para 5º y 6º de Educación Primaria y 1º curso de la ESO. Se trata de una unidad didáctica integrada que trabaja conceptos de protección animal en el ecosistema urbano.

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20 Curiosidades de Irlanda | El país de los duendes 🍀

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Qué ver en Dublín 🍀 | 10 lugares imprescindibles

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📚 ATRIBUTO | Qué es y cómo identificarlo

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Europa: Capitales - Juego de Mapas - Seterra

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GeoGuessr is a geography game which takes you on a journey around the world and challenges your ability to recognize your surroundings.

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Mapa interactivo de Europa Banderas de Europa. Toporopa

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Juego interactivo para proner a prueba tus conocimientos sobre banderas europeas. Acciona cada una de las 48 banderas disponibles y detalla a qué país...