maturita z angličtiny
Compare and contrast the pictures discussing global issues, express your opinion. The two pictures present two contrasting environments and illustrate different relationships between human activity and nature. The first picture depicts a large industrial power plant with several
Ako prebieha ústna časť maturitnej skúšky z angličtiny Ústna maturitná skúška preveruje schopnosť študenta komunikovať v anglickom jazyku. Dôležitá je jazyková úroveň, plynulosť, slovná zásoba, gramatická presnosť aj schopnosť reagovať v rozhovore. Pred vstupom na skúšku Odporúča sa slušné, formálne
Speaking practice – answer the questions and explain: Have you ever been… given a prize? been accused of doing something you didn’t do? caught doing something illegal? hit by another person? interviewed for TV? hit by a car? stopped by
Change active sentences into passive sentences: 1. Ben will be in charge of directing the performance. 2. The dog has shattered the window pane. 3. You need to pay the bill first. 4. They were interviewing her for the position.
Tense Active Passive present simple I make a cake. A cake is made (by me). present continuous I am making a cake. A cake is being made (by me). past simple I made a cake. A cake was made (by me). past
WORD FORMATION – tips and tricks for written language exams First reading – understanding the text First, read the entire text without filling in the blanks. Try to understand: What the text is about (theme), whether it is formal or
TVORENIE SLOV – POSTUP PRI ÚLOHE NA MATURITE (B2) Prvé čítanie – porozumenie textu Najprv si prečítaj celý text bez dopĺňania. Snaž sa pochopiť: O čom text je (téma), či je formálny alebo neformálny, aký je celkový význam viet. Cieľ: aby
1.ČO JE PÍSOMNÁ FORMA INTERNEJ ČASTI (PFIČ)? Písomná forma internej časti maturitnej skúšky z anglického jazyka overuje riadené písanie. To znamená, že: píšeš sloh podľa presného zadania – na ANJ je len jedno zadanie, jedna téma, neexistuje možnosť voľby z
When expressing opinions, we say what we think, feel, or believe about a topic. Opinions are personal and can differ from one person to another, so it is important to show clearly that we are giving an opinion rather than
The following language structures are used to manage interaction in spoken communication and to make conversations more natural, polite, and coherent. They help speakers gain time to think, show interest, and respond appropriately, especially in discussions, interviews, and oral