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Good luck with your Anglia Advanced Exam!

Have a look at the sample exam paper or click on one of the Grammar Points to practice specific parts of the Anglia Advanced Exam. Good luck!

Speaking Test at Advanced Level
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advanced essay

Part of the Reading, Writing, Listening exam is to write an essay. A good example of an essay at Adanced level can be found below.

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GRAMMAR & STRUCTURES
WHAT ARE THEY USED FOR?
SOME EXAMPLES
VERBS
 
 
GP 31: Inversion
The inversion of subject and verb after certain negative adverbial introductions, e.g. never, rarely, hardly ever, not only, little, seldom.
Repeating messages, passing on information
Telling stories, jokes, checking facts.
- Never have I seen such a terrible film.
- Little did he know he would one day be Prime Minister.
- Not only was it raining, it was also cold.
GP 13: Verbs followed by the past tense.
I wish, it's about time, it's high time
Expressing hypothesis, regret, decision making and the need for decision making.
- I wish I had  € 1million.
- It's high time we did some work.
- It's about time he bought a new car.
GP 32: Deduction
Using modal verbs followed by the non-finite and perfect non-finite verbusing will
Expressing hypotheses and deductions in varying degrees of certainty.
- Jane will be in bed at this time of night.
- They should have heard the telephone.
- They must have gone out.
- He can't have finished his homework.
- If he had, he would have put it on my desk by now.
- John might be sitting in the theatre already.
GP 33: Infinitive 
After certain verbs
After certain adjectives
After question words
The perfect infinitive 
- I hope to hear from you shortly.
- We can't afford to give you a pay rise.
- I want you to do something for me.
- Its very difficult to explain.
- Tell me where to go/ how to get there/ what to say.
- I'd love to have met him.
- He doesn't seem to have done it.
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  • Anglia Exams
    • For schools: information
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    • Primary / Preliminary Grammar Points Course
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    • CARAT Course
    • Building Bridges
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    • Anglia25 action Speaking Tests
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