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Paper 5: Speaking Part 2: photo description expressing opinions (4 min.) Candidate B

Paper 5: Speaking Part 2: photo description expressing opinions (4 min.) Candidate B

Paper 5: Speaking Part 3: two-way conversation (3 min.) Part 4: justifying opinions (4 min.)

Paper 5: Speaking Part 2: photo description expressing opinions (4 min.) Candidate B

Paper 5: Speaking Part 2: photo description expressing opinions (4 min.) Candidate B

Paper 5: Speaking Part 3: two-way conversation (3 min.) Part 4: justifying opinions (4 min.)

Paper 3: Use of English regret (doing) / regret (to do) – Use regret and the correct form of the verb to complete the sentences: 1. Wendy ……………………….(not go) to university. 2. We …………………………… (inform) you that your application has not been successful.. 3. Do you ever ………………………. to the city? 4. I don’t ……………………(leave) the job. I did it for so many years. 5. I ……………………(say) that I won’t be able to come to the party. regrets not going regret to inform regret moving regret leaving regret to say

Paper 3: Use of English Expressing wishes about the present and the future: 1.William can’t stop eating chocolate! He wishes he ……………………………………………! 2. My friends are always sending me s at work. I wish they ………………………………………………… 3. I never seem to have any time for myself. I wish I ……………………………………………………… 4. My son never tidies his room! I wish he …………………………………………….. 5. Sarah wants to be taller. She wishes she …………………………………………….. 6. Brenda talks to much! I wish she ………….………………………………………………….. could stop wouldn’t send them did would were (taller) would stop talking / wouldn’t talk so much

Paper 3: Use of English Expressing wishes about the past: 1.Colin said the wrong thing at the meeting. He wishes he ……………………………………………………………….. 2. The twins bought the same style of jeans. They wish that ………….………………………………………………… 3. We didn’t ring Julie last night! I wish we ………………………………………… 4. I shouldn’t have eaten so much at the party! I wish I ………………………………………………….. 5. I forgot to send my aunt a birthday card. I wish I……………………………..………………………………………….. 6. We didn’t have a holiday last year. I wish we………….…………………………………… hadn’t said the wrong thing at the meeting they hadn’t bought the same style of jeans had rung Julie last night! hadn’t eaten so much at the party! had remembered / hadn’t forgotten to send my aunt …. had had a holiday last year

Paper 3: Use of English Expressing I wish and if only: 1.If only ………………. (tell) me what you were going to do! 2. I wish you …………………………. (not talk) to me like that! 3. If only we …………………………… (can) win the lottery! 4. If only we ………………………………..(not have) to get up so early tomorrow morning! 5. If only I …………………………………. (be) young again! 6. I wish the children ………………………………………… (come) on the ride with us! had told wouldn’t talk could didn’t have were had / could / would come