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REVIEW GUIDE PROFICIENCY, Apuntes de Inglés Técnico

REVIEW GUIDE PROFICIENCY CPE WRITING

Tipo: Apuntes

2020/2021

Subido el 07/04/2021

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CPE REVIEW
Register:
informal / neutral (use colorful language: phrasal verbs/idioms/impressive collocations.)
Forms and conventions:
Title: for films/books/restaurants use the name/title or if think up an imaginative title using an idiom/expression.
Planning:
1. Read task, underline content points.
2. Divide content points into paragraphs: Intro, décor, ambiance, service, food, recommendation.
3. WHAT do you want to say? Add your notes to each paragraph in simple form.
4. HOW are you going to say that? Brainstorm advanced grammar and vocabulary for each note.
5. Forms and conventions: Title paragraph titles, fixed introduction.
6. Write! Remember word limit is: 280-320
Linkers:
1st paragraph:
To get the ball rolling,
All of a sudden,
In the first place,
To begin with,
I simply must get this show on the road by first mentioning…
Add a point:
Besides that,
Coupled up with that,
In the same fashion,
I’d also stick my neck out and say…
Not only was the… but…
I’d be remiss were I not to highlight the fact that…
By the same token,
Needless to say,
It goes without saying,
As if that were not enough,
Conclusion:
At the end of the day,
When all is set and done,
To make a long story short,
Adverbs:
Surprisinglt,
Fortunately,
Luckily,
Idioms (3 max):
the cherry on top
the icing on the cake
the crowning
it sets a benchmark
REVIEW FORMULA:
1. 3 idioms
2. Adverbs
3. Flow
- Theme Park: Gate, Queue, Tickets, Rides, Food, Feelings
4. Linking expressions
- Completely delighted
- Utterly exhausting
5. Phrases for positive points
6. Phrases for recommending
- Were I to rate this…
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CPE REVIEW

Register:

informal / neutral (use colorful language: phrasal verbs/idioms/impressive collocations.)

Forms and conventions:

Title: for films/books/restaurants use the name/title or if think up an imaginative title using an idiom/expression.

Planning:

  1. Read task, underline content points.
  2. Divide content points into paragraphs: Intro, décor, ambiance, service, food, recommendation.
  3. WHAT do you want to say? Add your notes to each paragraph in simple form.
  4. HOW are you going to say that? Brainstorm advanced grammar and vocabulary for each note.
  5. Forms and conventions: Title paragraph titles, fixed introduction.
  6. Write! Remember word limit is: 280-

Linkers:

1st paragraph: To get the ball rolling, All of a sudden, In the first place, To begin with, I simply must get this show on the road by first mentioning… Add a point: Besides that, Coupled up with that, In the same fashion, I’d also stick my neck out and say… Not only was the… but… I’d be remiss were I not to highlight the fact that… By the same token, Needless to say, It goes without saying, As if that were not enough, Conclusion: At the end of the day, When all is set and done, To make a long story short, Adverbs: Surprisinglt, Fortunately, Luckily,

Idioms (3 max):

the cherry on top the icing on the cake the crowning it sets a benchmark REVIEW FORMULA:

  1. 3 idioms
  2. Adverbs
  3. Flow
    • Theme Park: Gate, Queue, Tickets, Rides, Food, Feelings
  4. Linking expressions
    • Completely delighted
    • Utterly exhausting
  5. Phrases for positive points
  6. Phrases for recommending
    • Were I to rate this…

CPE Review

Register: Informal/neutral Use: all your colourful vocabulary: Phrasal verbs/idioms/impressive collocations. Forms and conventions: Title: for films/books/restaurants use the name/title or if think up an imaginative title using an idiom/expression. Planning, 6 step system:

  1. Read task, underline content points.
  2. Divide content points into paragraphs: Intro, décor, ambiance, service, food, recommendation.
  3. WHAT do you want to say? Add your notes to each paragraph in simple form.
  4. HOW are you going to say that? Brainstorm advanced grammar and vocabulary for each note.
  5. Forms and conventions: Title paragraph titles, fixed introduction.
  6. Write! Remember word limit is: 280- Introduction: Personal anecdote to grab attention. Introduce name of book/film, restaurant + location, course, TV show etc. Seldom do I find the time to…, however when I do take time out of my hectic schedule, I like nothing more than… Being a bit of a film buff/book worm/foody , the news that … had opened a new restaurant/released a new film/book had me itching to try/see/read it. So last week I popped down with a friend to check it out. Having never seen/read/tried… before I approached … with a sense of trepidation, not knowing what to expect. Soon however, all my fears were allayed. Book reviews: Vocab to describe the book in general: a page-turner / a white-knuckle ride / a tearjerker / a laugh a minute / I couldn't put it down. Vocab to describe specific parts: a slow start / a gentle introduction /gripping climax / nail-biting conclusion / cliff-hanger ending/ a shocking twist in the tail Setting: The book is set in _______(place/time) The action takes place in ______ (place/time) the present day (now) an alternate reality where vampires / wizards walk the earth a sleepy village in the USA the bustling city of New York Plot: The plot centres around / focuses on (the adventures / lives of _________) The plot follows the adventures of _________(character name) Characters: Villain / hero / heroine / anti-hero / main character / protagonist The characters are believable / well-crafted / a bit 2 dimensional. Film/TV reviews: General: An all-star cast heavily influenced by the films of.. glowing reviews startling originality suspense builds up a polished performance a bold experiment an accomplished actor an unmitigated disaster (bad film) a dazzling display of his/her talents made a lasting impression on me. Brought a tear to my eye Like watching paint dry (boring) I was on the edge of my seat (exciting) A blockbuster (big commercial film eg Superman) … sets off an amazing chain of events Gripping film (exciting) The director/author evoked a magical atmosphere … awakened my interest in… Hold my attention Capture the audience’s imagination. Spectacular set-pieces (main action scenes) … is cast in the role of… … is miscast in the role of… …gives a(n) (un)convincing performance as… The film is let down by a clichéd script. Restaurant review: Hearty meal Wholesome food Piping-hot Succulent/juicy (meat) Creamy With a kick (spicy) Crunchy/crispy Well-seasoned Packed with flavour A steaming plate of.. Hungry/starving/ravenous/famished Bustling eatery(restaurant) Lively atmosphere A plate piled high with.. Mouth-watering To die for Heavenly To lick your lips in anticipation Roast Pan-fried Grilled Steamed Freshly-baked Restaurants cont. Make a pig of one’s self To feast/gorge on (eat a lot of) To eat/drink to your heart’s content Devour/gobble up Savour Nibble Bite Lick Aromas wafting from the kitchen Cheap – economical/reasonably-priced Expensive – pricey/costs an arm and a leg €20 a head (per person)