Get Writing Right! Gold Experience B2 -Review

Get Writing Right!

by Lulu González

Multiple Choice

What's the most important aim of a review? To:

• Entertain the reader.

• Help the reader make a choice.

• Give the reader instructions

Multiple Select

What three things might put the reader off?

• A chatty and informal style.

• A lot of repetition.

• A variety of language.

• One solid paragraph or text. 

• Very formal language.

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Number the review content in order (1-4):

A The reviewer's recommendation.

B Brief details about the subject.

C The reviewer's experience.

D More information / examples.

WRITE THE LETTERS WITH ONE SPACE BETWEEN THEM (For s

Complete​ the sentences with phrases from exercise 3. Separate the words and use the correct punctuation.

​Check your spelling and punctuation!

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The cost of paper and paint isn't included. For a half-day course, 

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The tutor teaches you the steps really slowly, so ... much previous experience.

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The range is amazing. If you fancy trying Mandarin, Japanese or Russian, I ... this centre.

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It's a great place to check out new bands. If you get a chance to go next year, you ...

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If you're already a strong swimmer and you want to be pushed out of your comfort zone, ...

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You progress really quickly to create great graphics. The coding is complex, though, so ... a beginner. 

Collocations​

​Vocabulary

Multiple Choice

Choose the noun that doesn't go with the adjective: 

three-day

• festival

• instructor

• ticket

Multiple Choice

Choose the noun that doesn't go with the adjective: 

all-inclusive

• location

• theatre

• atmosphere

Multiple Choice

Choose the noun that doesn't go with the adjective: 

well-known

• performer

• presenter

• audience

Multiple Choice

Choose the noun that doesn't go with the adjective: 

air-conditioned 

• transport

• activity

• bus

Multiple Choice

Choose the noun that doesn't go with the adjective: 

well-organised

• event

• cost

• workshop

Multiple Choice

Choose the noun that doesn't go with the adjective: 

first-class

• service

• problem

• accommodation

Multiple Choice

Choose the noun that doesn't go with the adjective: 

brightly-lit

• studio

• ticket

• package

Improving vocabulary​

​and avoiding repetition

Multiple Choice

Replace the words in capitals with a more interesting description.

The food they serve is VERY NICE.

• ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS

• EXTREMELY DULL

• REALLY DREADFUL

• TOTALLY TERRIFYING

• TRULY FASCINATING

Multiple Choice

Replace the words in capitals with a more interesting description.

The talk was REALLY INTERESTING.

• ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS

• EXTREMELY DULL

• REALLY DREADFUL

• TOTALLY TERRIFYING

• TRULY FASCINATING

Multiple Choice

Replace the words in capitals with a more interesting description.

The organisation of the event was QUITE BAD.

• ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS

• EXTREMELY DULL

• REALLY DREADFUL

• TOTALLY TERRIFYING

• TRULY FASCINATING

Multiple Choice

Replace the words in capitals with a more interesting description.

I found the speaker VERY BORING.

• ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS

• EXTREMELY DULL

• REALLY DREADFUL

• TOTALLY TERRIFYING

• TRULY FASCINATING

Multiple Choice

Replace the words in capitals with a more interesting description.

The rollercoaster ride was VERY SCARY.

• ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS

• EXTREMELY DULL

• REALLY DREADFUL

• TOTALLY TERRIFYING

• TRULY FASCINATING