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Good luck with your Anglia INtermediate Exam!

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

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Answers Reading & Writing part
Audiofiles Listening part
Answers Listening part
Speaking Test at Intermediate level
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intermediate essay

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

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GRAMMAR & STRUCTURES
WHAT ARE THEY USED FOR?
SOME EXAMPLES
VERBS
 
 
GP 30:  Reported Speech
Repeating messages, passing on information
Telling stories, jokes, checking facts.
- What is the height of the Empire State Building?
- He wanted to know what the height of the Empire State Building was.
- Did you phone your parents? said Jane.
- Jane asked us if we had phoned our parents
GP 26: The third conditional - if/past perfect tense + would have/non finite verb
Expressing regret.
Describing a past that never was
Talking through the consequences of our actions.
- They would have gone to the concert if they had had tickets.
- If he had known, he would have finished earlier.
Past Perfect
ordering the past
as in reported speech and 3rd conditional above
GP 27: The gerund -after certain prepositions
in certain idiomatic expressions

 
- After leaving work, he went to the gym.
- It's no use talking to him.
- Is it worth doing?
To have something done.
Expressing the fact that the speaker commissioned an activity.
John had his house painted.
GP 11: Conjunctions
 
 
Conjunctions of reason and purpose, cause and result, concession.
As connectives and, but, nevertheless, or, however
Talking about why people do things, the purpose of something, its cause, expressing surprise.
Expressing connections in a sentence, text or argument.
- She goes to the gym in order to keep fit.
- There is a lack of water as a result of the hot weather.
- Despite/in spite of his wealth, he wasn't happy.
Variation in word order
 
 
Changes in word order in specific situations
Expressing information accurately
To the north is
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    • Tutorials
    • CARAT Course
    • Summer Intensive weeks
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