MOVERS test - Listening Part 2 - practice activity 4

{Movers Listening test Part 2}

{Practice 4}

Here is the fourth of the practice activities for Movers Listening Part 2.

You need three things.

First, you need the questions for the the Listening exercise.

Second, you need the two MP3 tracks for the exercise. The first track is the example.

The second track has the information you need to answer the questions.

Now you are ready to do the exercise.

Remember: you can listen two times, but no more than two.

You can write you answers in your notebook if you prefer, or you can print the question page and write the answers on that page.

MOVERS test - Listening Part 2 - practice activity 3

{Movers Listening test Part 2}

{Practice 3}

Here is the third of the practice activities for Movers Listening Part 2.

You need three things.

First, you need the questions for the the Listening exercise.

Second, you need the two MP3 tracks for the exercise. The first track is the example.

The second track has the information you need to answer the questions.

Now you are ready to do the exercise.

Remember: you can listen two times, but no more than two.

You can write you answers in your notebook if you prefer, or you can print the question page and write the answers on that page.

MOVERS test - Listening Part 2 - practice activity 2

{YLE Movers test - Listening Part 2}

{Practice 2}

Here is the second of the practice activities for Movers Listening Part 2.

You need three things.

First, you need the questions for the the Listening exercise.

Second, you need the two MP3 tracks for the exercise. The first track is the example.

The second track has the information you need to answer the questions.

Now you are ready to do the exercise.

Remember: you can listen two times, but no more than two.

You can write you answers in your notebook if you prefer, or you can print the question page and write the answers on that page.

MOVERS test - Listening Part 2 - practice activity 1

{YLE Movers test - Listening Part 2}

{Practice 1}

Here is the first of the practice activities for Movers Listening Part 2.

You need three things.

First, you need the questions for the the Listening exercise.

Second, you need the two MP3 tracks for the exercise. The first track is the example.

The second track has the information you need to answer the questions.

Now you are ready to do the exercise.

Remember: you can listen two times, but no more than two.

You can write you answers in your notebook if you prefer, or you can print the question page and write the answers on that page.

Does he? Did he? Will he?

Today we saw some examples of the future with "will".

- Will there be a party on Tuesday?
- What will the weather be like tomorrow?
- They will have a picnic on Sunday.
- He won't read that book. He doesn't like romantic stories!

(won't = will not).

We saw some examples of the interrogative form.

Remember: A  S  I  C

Does she play the piano?
Do they live in Canada?
Did he finish his homework?
Did you see the new movie?

And Qu A S I C

Where do they live?
When do they play basketball?
How does he go to school?
Why did she leave early?
What sports do they like?

We can use "will" the same way.

Will he be here on Friday?  (ASIC)
Where will he go on holiday?  (QuASIC)

Tornate presto per altri aggornamenti.

Some help with telling the story - Speaking exam practice

{Exam practice - Speaking}

As you know, in your Movers Speaking test there is a part where you tell a story.

To give you some inspiration, you can watch this video about Simon's cat!

In the Movers Speaking test, you see four separate moments and you must invent a story about them.

Watch the short video and think of some things you can say to describe what happens. Image the sequence of events. For example: What is happening? Where are the cats? Are they happy or sad?

We can talk about it in class on Saturday 11 April.

Perché sapete di aver fatto una buona scelta!

Voi genitori lo sapevate già!
Puntare sui nostri figli è sempre una buona scelta!

Felice Pasqua e buon lavoro!

(Tornate presto per aver un aggiornamento riguardo i compiti per sabato 11 aprile.)