How to pass B1 English Test: (B1 Speaking Part 1 questions with answers)

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[@akshatmukundam974]

Hello,hope you're well. Sorry for bothering you again. If I were to bring changes to my home, I would make sure that I (had/ would have/have) a bigger kitchen and a garden. Most of the students that I have had (have been/ was/are) intelligent. Most of the friends that I have had ( had/ have/have had) this car. Which one should I use? Looking forward for your response.

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Hi Akshat, the first one is an interesting construction. I had to think quite a lot about this! This is a form of the second conditional followed by a very specific structure. If I were to bring changes to my home (hypothetical situation in the 2nd conditional), I would make sure (2nd conditional main clause - would + present simple) I had a bigger kitchen and a garden (this is the complicated part. When ‘make sure’ is used to discuss a hypothetical situation, it is always followed by the past simple. In this way, it’s similar to ‘wish’. ‘I wish I had a bigger kitchen.’ ‘I would make sure I had a bigger kitchen.’). In the two following cases, the present perfect should be used because you are talking about unfinished time. ‘Most of the students that I have had (during my life… unfinished time) have been intelligent (still referring to unfinished time, so use the present perfect. ‘Most of the friends that I have had (present perfect to describe unfinished time…during my life), have had this car (we are still talking about unfinished time, so use the present perfect).’

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I want to tell you that nowadays I am using an easy way to remember new words. I learn some words according to the alphabetical order and record myself saying those words. I listen to them like a song or a podcast as often as I can. It is much easier and more interesting to learn new words and phrases. You are a teacher, so I just wanted to say that to you. Thanks 😊

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@@akshatmukundam974 that's an interesting way. Students often ask me how they can remember new vocabulary. Next time, I'll suggest they try this method :-)

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is these questions are always the same ?

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I believe the questions in part 1, phase 1 are the same - What's your name? Where do you live/come from? Do you work or are you a student? and then the relevant question related to either work or studies. However, I think it has changed for the PET for schools version. Now they ask: What's your name? How old are you? Where do you live? Do you live in a town, city, or region? Do you live with your family? The part 1, phase 2 questions are not always the same, but they are always on similar topics. The Cambridge website has some info that might interest you: www.cambridgeenglish.org/images/248528-cambridge-english-preliminary-faqs.pdf

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Good video .mam plz sand me Q/A for b1 speking english most popular .i m waqas kareem from pakistan.❤

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Hi Waqas, thank you. You can find a link to the Teachers' Handbook in the video description. It contains some typical speaking part one exam questions. Also, this webiste has a slideshow with a lot of part one potential questions and sample answers: www.slideshare.net/loe11/pet-speaking-questions-with-answers-15466642 Good luck with your exam! 💪😊🌻

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Good luck with your exam! If you can, find your speaking partner before you start. Have a chat in English. This will help you feel more relaxed once you enter the exam room. 💪💪💪

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It would be preferable to use English spelling in the video, for example 'travelling' (English), not 'traveling' (American).

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