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    List of Grammar: Trinity B1 Level: Grammar Form Used It? Grammar Form Used It?

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    This document contains 3 sections: 1. A list of grammar forms and structures at Trinity B1 level including future tenses, present tenses, past tenses, conditionals, and modal verbs. 2. Tips for the speaking exam such as using knowledge demonstrated, paying attention to past tense pronunciation, using good intonation, and avoiding repetition. 3. Common topics that may be covered in the speaking exam and written test including travel, money, fashion, rules, health, language learning, festivals, transport, occasions, entertainment, music, and personal experiences.

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    This document contains 3 sections: 1. A list of grammar forms and structures at Trinity B1 level including future tenses, present tenses, past tenses, conditionals, and modal verbs. 2. Tips for the speaking exam such as using knowledge demonstrated, paying attention to past tense pronunciation, using good intonation, and avoiding repetition. 3. Common topics that may be covered in the speaking exam and written test including travel, money, fashion, rules, health, language learning, festivals, transport, occasions, entertainment, music, and personal experiences.

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    List of Grammar: Trinity B1 Level

    Grammar Form Used it? Grammar Form Used it?


    Future to inform Will + infinitive For, since, ever, never, just S + have/has + adverb of
    Be + going to + infinitive frequency + past participle +
    etc..
    Future to predict Will + infinitive Always, usually, never, often, Subj. + adverb + verb…
    rarely
    Present simple S + adv. + verb Because, due to, so, (The reason why…) subj + verb
    (connectors) (any tense)…
    Present continuous S + be+ v-ing Adjectives/adverbials A lot (of), not very much/many
    Past simple S + v –ed (2º col.) Prefer, rather I prefer, I’d (would) rather
    Past continuous S +was/were +v-ing 0 conditional if + present simple, present
    simple
    Present perfect S + have/has + v(ed) (3º col.) 1º conditional If + verb present + future
    (will…)
    Modal verbs Can, could, may, be able to, Infinitive of purpose Example: I go to the
    need(n’t), should, must, supermarket to buy food.
    (don’t) have to,
    Use adverbials of time Every day – last night –
    yesterday – the day after
    tomorrow … next Monday…

     Remember to use the most of your knowledge when you answer each question the examiner makes.

     You need to demonstrate what you know – how you use it.

     Pay special attention to the pronunciation of the past tense (-ed)

     Try to use good intonation for the questions you make.

     Try not to think in Spanish to translate to English (it takes too much time, you can get confused and use a wrong
    structure)

     Relax, speak in a good pace – naturally.

     Use contractions while you speak (I’ve been to…, she’s got…, I don’t like…)

     Avoid repeating yourself or sounding as if you are recitation.

    You have to know how to speak about:

     Travel

     Money

     Fashion

     Rules and regulations

     Health and fitness

     Learning a foreign language

    The portfolio and written test will require you know about:

     Festivals

     Means of transport

     Special occasions, e.g. birthday celebrations

     Entertainment, e.g. cinema, theatre …

     Music

     Recent personal experiences

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