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1.  Practise with Flashcards (Fichas)
2.  Use the 'Learn' activities (Aprender)
3.  Probar

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Grammar: More gerund and infinitive practice

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Grammar: More gerund and infinitive practice

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https://test-english.com/grammar-points/b1-b2/gerund-or-infinitive/

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Exercises Explanation Downloads

Gerund or infinitive - verb patterns

Exercise 1

Choose the correct gerund or infinitive form for each gap below.

When to use gerund or infinitive

In the table below, you can see when to use gerund or infinitive.

Verbs that take gerund or infinitive with a change of meaning

Forget

Forget to do something: Used to talk about things that we need to do, and we forget to do them.

Forget doing something: It's normally used in negative sentences. Used to talk about memories, normally about things that we did in the past and that we will not forget.

Remember

Remember to do something: You remember first and then you do something. Used to talk about things we need to do.

Remember doing something: Used to talk about memories. We remember things from the past.

Try

Try to do something: When we try to do something, we make an effort to achieve something that maybe we will or will not accomplish.

Try doing something: Used when we want to achieve something and try something as an experiment to see if it help us achieve what we want. We try a method (one of the many we could try) in order to achieve something.

Stop

Stop to do something: Used when we stop doing an activity so as to start doing a different one.

Stop doing something: It means to finish doing something that we are doing.

Need

Need to do something: It's necessary to do something

Something needs doing: It has a passive meaning. It means that something needs to be done.

Your car needs cleaning. (=Your car needs to be cleaned.)

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Gerund or infinitive - verb patterns - Test-English

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Gerund or infinitive. Verb patterns. Upper-intermediate English grammar. The use of gerunds or infinitives after certain nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc.

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Grammar: Practise the difference between gerunds and infinitives

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Grammar: Practise the difference between gerunds and infinitives

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Use of English Part 4: Key Word Transformations

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Use of English Part 4: Key Word Transformations

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Write your answers on a piece of paper before scrolling down to check your answers.

Bring any questions to class.

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This will be easiest if you complete the exercises on a computer or laptop. Open the document in one tab. Open the audio in another tab. Write your answers on a piece of paper.

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Complete general listening exercises.  After, listen and read the transcript to understand why those are the correct answers.

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Listening practice to help you understand extended, standard speech about familiar topics that may contain complex ideas. Situations include broadcasts, reviews, presentations and lectures.

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FUN: Learn the lyrics to your favourite song

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FUN: Learn the lyrics to your favourite song

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Choose a writing task that we have already completed. Read my feedback. Write a new answer, including the ideas from my feedback.

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1.  Choose a topic that we have studied recently.
2. Don't look in your notebook.
3.  Record yourself explaining what you remember about the topic.
4.  Check your notes.  What wasn't correct?  What did you correct?
5.  Close your notebook.
6. Record yourself again.

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Look back at your Phrasal Verb Dictionary. Choose the phrasal verbs that you find the most difficult to remember. Write a short story using as many of the phrasal verbs as you can.

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Download the Cambridge Exam Lift App. Complete games and exercises to practise the key skills of the exam.

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FCE - Free Reading Practice for the Cambridge English First exam

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Read a text about social networks and answer multiple choice questions

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Create a writing template for each writing task:

Essay (Part 1)
Article (Part 2)
Email/Letter (Part 2)
Report (Part 2)
Review (Part 2)
Story (Only For Schools - Part 2)

Include the most important aspects of the task, useful phrases, key vocabulary and grammatical structures and anything else you will want to remember on the day of the exam!

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Complete practice listening exercises

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FCE Listening Practice Tests - EngExam.info

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FCE Listening Practice Tests with answer keys and tapescripts. The tests calculate your score (FCE Grade A, B or C) and explain each answer.

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Use Quizlet to practice past key word transformation exercises. Write down any phrases that you haven't seen before and bring them to class.

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FCE Key Word Transformation Flashcards | Quizlet

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FCE use of english key word transformation Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the word given. Do no…

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Make a revision poster of the last unit we have studied. Look back through your book. Include any vocabulary, grammatical structures, writing phrases and speaking phrases that you have learned throughout the unit.

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Practise the most common B2 phrasal verbs using Quizlet. Write the ones that are new into your phrasal verb dictionary.

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FCE Essential Phrasal Verbs Flashcards | Quizlet

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Popular phrasal verbs with pictures Learn with flashcards, games and more — for free.

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These exercises change every day Monday - Friday so come back and use this page regularly.

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Try today’s word bank quiz to help with the FCE (Cambridge English: First) exam

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A daily phrasal verb collocation and word formation quiz to help students with the FCE Use of English Part 3 task

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Choose a task from Flo-Joe.  When you finish, submit your writing to Cambridge Write & Improve.  What did you do well?  What do you need to improve?
https://writeandimprove.com/

Many any necessary changes then give your writing to your teacher.

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Writing Paper Part 2. Task Type: Report

Question
An international youth organisation is carrying out research into facilities for young people.

We are putting together a list of facilities for young people in your area in a number of different categories, including:
Sports centres
Museums and art galleries
Clubs and societies for young people
Please send us a short report about one of the above, in which you give
1) a brief description of the facility
2) your views
3) any recommendations

Write your report for the organisation (around 140-190 words).

What you need to do to pass
Read our checklist first to understand what the examiner is looking for in a good answer.

Ideas for writing
Ask yourself the following questions to help you get started:

What facility are you going to write about? (If you can base it on your own experience so much the better!) Write down the name and use this as the title of your report.
E.g. The Science Museum

Who is the facility aimed at and why do people go? Sum this up in a single sentence to start your report.
E.g. The Science Museum in Manchester has visitors from all age groups, but it is particularly suitable for young people who need help with school projects or who are just curious about how things work.

What things can you do there? Make a list of 3 things and think about the good and bad points of each one.
E.g. Visit the dinosaur exhibition
Good point = lifesize models, very educational
Bad point = could be frightening for children

What suggestions do you have to improve the facility? Would you recommend it to other young people? Is there a particular age group it is most suitable for? Any of these points will be a nice way to finish your report.

Drafting and proofreading your work
You should look at your first draft of the task and decide:

Have you answered the question? Will the youth organisation have enough information from your report?

Is the report organised in a clear and logical way?

Is the language correct with a good range of structures?

Will the organisation enjoy reading your report?

Is the style OK?

If the answer is 'no' to any of these questions then you will need to do some more drafting!

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Try this week's Writing task from Flo-Joe's FCE Writing task

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Help for students needing practice in Writing skills for FCE including help with essays, letters, reports and proposals.

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First Certificate in English is an upper intermediate level exam and corresponds to level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference. The examination is designed for students who have a satisfactory command of the English language and is recognised by many educational institutions and universities. There are four papers in the exam: Writing, Reading and use of English, Listening and Speaking. Paper 1 has seven parts (52 questions) and takes 1 hour and 15 minutes. Use of English consists of texts with accompanying vocabulary and grammar tasks. Students are expected to be able to understand different types of texts like magazines and newspaper, fiction, short stories and internet articles. Why not try our free practice tests below.

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Practice Tests for Cambridge English: First (FCE) Use of English

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There are two parts in the writing paper and you have 1 hour 20 minutes to do the tasks. Part 1 is always compulsory and you have to write an essay in a formal style. You are expected to write between 140-190 words. Part 2 has three possible questions and you choose one only with between 140-190 words. Tasks may include: an article, report, email, letter or review.

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There are two parts in the writing paper and you have 1 hour 20 minutes to do the tasks. Part 1 is always compulsory and you have to write an essay in a formal style. You are expected to write between 140-190 words.

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This section provides exercises on different aspects of English vocabulary at an intermediate level. There are a wide variety of tests focusing on topics that frequently come up in the exam and which FCE students may have to write about or speak, for example: education, entertainment and media, daily life, places and buildings, health, medicine, shopping, travel and holidays, and so on.

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Vocabulary for First Certificate (FCE) EnglishRevealed

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Practise the grammar that you are least confident in

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Practise the grammar that you are least confident in

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This section covers the main areas of English grammar at intermediate level and concentrates on all the papers in the exam you have to pass. The exercises contain helpful descriptions, explanations as well as grammar tips. These focus on what you can do with the language you have learnt, instead of just testing your knowledge of it. Why not take our practice tests now?

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