Hi Joseph, I am trying to put together a slideshow that explains the new EE in English B. Our students that graduate in June 2027 have to go by the new guide and are about to make their first EE choices. Have you thought of putting something...
Extended Essay 2018Hello, I feel like question 14 is confusing. 14. Which of the following topics will not feature in the remaining part of the lecture? A. How Csikszentmihalyi's social life influenced...
SL Listening exam 1Thanks Joseph.
American superiority?Sorry - a follow up question would be number 11 - chop wood. Would variations be allowed? (Chopping wood). Thank you!
HL Listening exam 5Hello! For number 13, a student wrote "automated" instead of become automated. Is this still correct?
HL Listening exam 5Hi Natalia, It looks like there was a gremlin in the works! It's gone now, so the question is functioning correctly. And yes, "creating" was the correct answer. Joe
American superiority?Question number 10 is rejecting all the options while clicking. The correct answer is CREATING, right?
American superiority?Hi William, This is a great question and one that many teachers have wondered about before. Let me explain my approach, which has been informed by my roles as an English B examiner and a teacher. I work through each strand of the...
Writing samples, markedThanks Joe! That is the page I was looking for (Exploring Britain) - a nice activity to use as a one-off listening quiz.I think I was confused by how your comment just linked to this page - I was expecting it to link to all of the old listening...
P2 Listening Practice
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Site authorHi Jae Eun! If you click on the eye icon on the answers above, you will see the following explanation: Upon seeing “predicted to happen” in the questions, students should listen out for future forms as a signpost. Here, this signpost...
HL Listening exam 5