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Uncommon Vocabularymulti-functional web-based community online games message forums music downloads Grammar Point Try to use some past tenses: I first discovered it by accident - I followed a link from another website. I have been using it for about 2 years now. Now it's much more popular than it used to be. Media 9: An advertisement Describe an advertisement that you have seen. You should say: What type of advertisement it is What it is about When you first saw it What you like about it Suggestion The easiest choice is to describe a government TV advertisement about an environmental issue such as energy conservation or anti-litter campaign. Uncommon Vocabulary a long-running TV campaign public awareness energy conservation influence alter one's lifestyle Grammar Point Try to use a mix of tenses: I can remember the first time that I saw it. It used to be broadcast every night at prime time. It is still being shown today. Media 10: A photo Describe a photo that you like. You should say: What the photo is When it was taken Why you like it Whether you have other photos in your home. Suggestion This can be a difficult topic if you select the wrong photo. An easy option is a holiday photo - then you can describe some aspects of the holiday. Uncommon Vocabulary See Part One Topic 40: Photography. bring back fond memory frame original print enlarge Grammar Point Use mostly past tenses: I took the photo whilst on holiday 3 years ago. While I was on that holiday I spent a lot of time travelling. The thing that I remember most about the holiday was when I... I've hung the photo on my wall. Media 11: A piece of art Describe a piece of art that you have seen. You should say: When / Where you saw it What it looked like What you like about it Whether you have seen any other types of art. Suggestion This can be a difficult topic. An easy option is to describe a sculpture - then you can use the same content as Place 20: A monument. Uncommon Vocabulary See Place 20: A monument. Grammar Point Use a mix of tenses: When I first saw it I thought it looked like a... When I looked more closely I noticed that it had... I have seen a similar sculpture in... Section 5: Objects
Object 1: Something useful Describe something useful you use every day. You should say: What the object is What you use it for Why it is useful Whether it was expensive to buy Suggestion Many people describe computers or mobile phones. These are fine but you must remember to use some complex language in your description - don't just list the different functions and features. Date: 2015-12-17; view: 1117
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