You will also provide words according to set defini-tions. In the reading section you will find texts that deal with assembly instructions, understanding a press release, a formal letter and choosing appropriate endings.

The interactive listening exercises look at a variety of tenses which are required at this level – for example the Present Perfect Simple when talking about recent past and understan-ding complaints. You will hear a radio advertisement to practice numbers and also a show describing a house and the character of the person who lives there. The grammar and writing sections use a variety of exercises such as sentence completion, drag and drop and sentence transformation in order to test the use of: the passive voice, -ed and –ing adjectives, the Second Conditional , expressing permission and prohibition, the co-rrect use of Relative pronouns and extended use of comparatives and superlatives.

This is the first level where we see a pronunciation section. You will be tested on regular Simple past endings as well as rhyming words.