2° Language Exam Guide B3P2

Language Exam Guide B3P2

Grammar Week 11-12 Term 2
Grammar Week 1-2 Term 3
Cambridge B2 Reading and Use of English Part 2 & 5

Possessive pronouns in comparative sentences

Grammar Week 11
Term 2

Multiple Choice

Jenny's cooking is better than _______.

• his
  

• him
  

• he

Multiple Choice

Our garden is larger than _______.

• their
  

• theirs
  

• they

Multiple Choice

This book is more interesting than _______.

• yours
  

• you
  

• your

Multiple Choice

My dog is friendlier than _______.

• her
  

• she
  

• hers

Multiple Choice

Their presentation was more informative than _______.

• us
  

• we
  

• ours

Gerunds vs infitivies

Grammar Week 12
Term 2

Gerunds vs infitivies

Verb patterns are formed by two verbs. The second verb could be an Infinitive or a Gerund.

There are verbs that can only be followed by an Infinitive, such as afford, begin, continue, refuse, decide, promise, tend, hope, etc.

On the other hand, some verbs can only be used with Gerunds. For instance: keep, miss, admit, mind, consider, avoid, enjoy, finish, suggest, etc.

Multiple Choice

She can't afford _______ a new car right now.

• buy
  

• to buy
  

• buying

Multiple Choice

He admitted _______ the vase.

• break
  

• to break
  

• breaking

Multiple Choice

They promised _______ the documents by tomorrow.

• to send
  

• sending
  

• send

Multiple Choice

I suggest _______ the meeting until next week.

• postpone

• to postpone
  

• postponing

Multiple Choice

She continued _______ after the interruption.

• to speak
  

• speaking
  

• speak

Formal discourse markers

Grammar Week 1
Term 3

Match

Match the follow formal discourse markers

• to start making a point

• to express a causeand-e!ect relationship

• to add information

• to focus on specific information

to begin with

consequently

furthermore / moreover

regarding

• to begin with

• consequently

• furthermore / moreover

• regarding

Categorize

Options (13)

initially

to start with

in the first place

as for

when it comes to,

with regard to

in addition,

additionally

also

apart from that

to sum up,

all in all

as a conclusion

Organize the synonyms with the correct formal discourse marker

To begin with

Regarding

furthermore, moreover

in conclusion

Discourse markers

Grammar Week 2
Term 3

Match

5 Complete the organizer by writing the function of each group of Discourse Markers.

• however, nevertheless, yet

• consequently, as a result, therefore

• since, because, as

to contrast

to present an effect

to express a cause

• to contrast

• to present an effect

• to express a cause

Open Ended

choose a discourse marker and complete the sentence

(however, nevertheless, yet consequently, as a result, therefore since, because, as)

Some people don’t agree with populists;___

Populists have made efforts to eliminate poverty;___

Some Latin American populists have become authoritarian;