301 Language Exam Guide B2P1

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L.5.4A, RI.5.4, L.5.6

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Jonathan Smith

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Language Exam Guide B2P2

By Jonathan Smith

Vocabulary Week 7

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Vocabulary Week 8

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Vocabulary Week 9

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Vocabulary Week 10

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Vocabulary Week 11

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Vocabulary Week 7
2nd and 3rd Conditionals

(hypothetical situations)

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Multiple Choice

If I had a license, I could work as a Flight attendant

I don't have a license

I had a license in the past.

I will have a license.

I work as a flight attendant.

Multiple Choice

My boyfriend wouldn't buy me roses if he knew I don't like them.

I liked roses.

I had a boyfriend

My boyfriend buys roses to me.

My boyfriend doesn't buy roses to me.

Multiple Choice

I would have gone to the concert if I had had the money.

I went to the concert

I didn't go to the concert

I had the money for the concert

I didn't know about the concert

Multiple Choice

If I had known having a dog was such a big responsibility, I wouldn't have adopted one.

I want a dog.

I had a dog in the past.

I didn't adopt a dog.

I didn't know having a dog was a big responsibility

Multiple Choice

If I had known having a dog was such a big responsibility, I wouldn't have adopted one.

I want a dog.

I had a dog in the past.

I didn't adopt a dog.

I didn't know having a dog was a big responsibility

Multiple Choice

If I knew how to cook, I wouldn't eat out that often.

I eat out too often.

I knew how to cook in the past.

I would like to eat out more often

I cook well.

Open Ended

Answer each question using a correct 2nd and 3rd Conditional.

If you could live in any city in the world, where would you live and why?

(Second Conditional: unreal present/future)

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Open Ended

Answer each question using a correct 2nd and 3rd Conditional.

If you had known earlier about an important event, how would your plans have changed?

(Third Conditional: unreal past)

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Open Ended

Answer each question using a correct 2nd and 3rd Conditional.

If you won a large prize in a contest, what would you do with the money?

(Second Conditional)

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Answer each question using a correct 2nd and 3rd Conditional.

If you hadn’t met one important person in your life, how would things be different for you today?

(Third Conditional)

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Answer each question using a correct 2nd and 3rd Conditional.

If you were able to instantly learn a new skill, which skill would you choose and how would it help you?

(Second Conditional)

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Vocabulary Week 8
Mixed Conditional (present

clause + past clause)

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Open Ended

Answer each question using a mixed conditional.

If you had grown up in a different country, how would your life be different today?

(Past situation → Present result)

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Open Ended

Answer each question using a mixed conditional.

If you were more confident now, what past opportunities do you think you would have taken?

(Present situation → Past result)

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Open Ended

Answer each question using a mixed conditional.

If you had saved more money when you were younger, what would your financial situation be like now?

(Past situation → Present result)

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Open Ended

Answer each question using a mixed conditional.

If you didn’t have so many responsibilities today, what would you have done last weekend?

(Present situation → Past result)

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Open Ended

Answer each question using a mixed conditional.

If you had paid more attention in school, how do you think your life would be different today?

(Past situation → Present result)

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Vocabulary Week 9
Week 9 – Contrastive Ideas (although, even though, though)

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Open Ended

Answer each question using although, even though, or though to contrast two ideas. Use complete sentences.

Talk about a situation where you were tired but still did something important.

(Use although/even though.)

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Answer each question using although, even though, or though to contrast two ideas. Use complete sentences.

Describe a place you enjoy visiting, even if it is far away or difficult to reach.

(Use although/even though.)

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Answer each question using although, even though, or though to contrast two ideas. Use complete sentences.

Explain a moment when you disagreed with someone but respected their opinion.

(Use although/even though.)

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Answer each question using although, even though, or though to contrast two ideas. Use complete sentences.

Describe a time when you weren’t prepared for something but did well anyway.

(Use although/even though.)

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Answer each question using although, even though, or though to contrast two ideas. Use complete sentences.

Talk about a hobby you love, even though it costs time or money.

(Use although/even though.)

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Vocabulary Week 10
Week 10 – Contrastive Ideas (in spite of / despite)

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