Autor: Alan Giverin
20 abril, 2011
FC test – phrasal verbs 1
19 abril, 2011
FC test – word families 1
18 abril, 2011
FC test – phrasal verbs 2
18 abril, 2011
FC test – word families 2
12 abril, 2011
FC test – prepositions 1
11 abril, 2011
FC test – prepositions 2
29 març, 2011
Mark Brown’s favourite animal
My favourite animal is my pet dog called Gora. I found her abandoned in a rubbish container. She lives with me in my flat. She has got strawberry-blonde fur. Her hair is short but her tail is long and thin. She has brown eyes and she is
29 març, 2011
FC vocabulary – the environment
Here are some words that you need to be able to use in both your writing and speaking. Examiners will be impressed if you use this vocabulary in your exam.
29 març, 2011
FC Listening – 5 top tips
Some students find the listening exam difficult. Here are 5 top tips to help you improve your FC listening mark. Tip 1 You are often given false information first that sounds as if it could be the answer to the question. An instance of this is where the information
23 març, 2011
An Interview with Edward Croger.
Where is your unusual surname from? The name Croger is from Norway originally but I don't know anything about my family tree. Do you have any brothers or sisters? Yes, I have one sister called Sally and she is younger than me. I see her about once or
23 març, 2011
Stupid Grammar
All right, let’s just dive right into this stupid thing. Recently, a professional athlete was quoted in an article as saying I made the stupidest mistake. The athlete was talking about his personal life—his VERY personal life. (It’s hard to keep track these days, isn’t it?) The
23 març, 2011
First Certificate – Writing a Report – Get It Right
When you write a report here are the top things you need to think about: You need to write 4 or 5 paragraphs, including an introduction and recommendation. The first paragraph should state the “aim of the report”+ where you got the information Use headings to make
23 març, 2011
First Certificate – Writing a Discursive Essay – Get It Right
Here are the top things you need to think about: You need to write 4 or 5 paragraphs, including an introduction and conclusion. The first paragraph should be a general introduction to the subject. Develop your arguments in the middle paragraphs. Give reasons to support your argument. Give examples