Introduction to Trinity Certification – Buidling English

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Slide 1

Trinity Certification –
“Building English 2”
Grades 7- 8 (B2.1-B2.2 CEFR)
• Total time: 15 minutes
• The examination consists of three assessed
phases which are:
• Candidate-led discussion of a topic prepared by
the candidate ( up to 5 minutes)
• Interactive task (up to 4 minutes)
• Conversation on two subject areas selected by
the examiner (up to 5 minutes)

Grade 7 –
Language production - Grammar






Second conditional
Simple passive
Used to
Relative clauses
Modals to give advice and make suggestions
(e.g. should/ought to, could, you’d better)
• Discourse connectors (e.g. because of, due to)

Grade 7 –
Communicative skills - Functions
• Giving advice and highlighting advantages and
disadvantages
• Make suggestions
• Describing past habits
• Expressing possibility and uncertainty
• Eliciting further information and expansion of
ideas and opinions
• Expressing agreement and disagreement

Grade 7 –
Subject Areas for Conversation Phase







Education
National customs
Village and city life
National and local produce and products
Early memories
Pollution and recycling

Grade 8 –
Language production - Grammar






Third conditional
Present perfect continuous tense
Past perfect tense
Reported speech
Linking expressions (e.g. even though, in spite
of, unless, although, etc.)
• Cohesive devises (e.g. in other words, for
example, to continue, etc.)

Grade 8 –
Communicative skills - Functions

• Expressing feelings and emotions
• Expressing impossibility
• Reporting the conversation of
others
• Speculating
• Persuading and discouraging

Grade 8 –
Subject Areas for Conversation Phase







Society and living standards
Personal values and ideals
The world of work
Unexplained phenomena and events
National environmental concerns
Public figures past and present

Interactive Task – Grade 7
It is my parents’ fiftieth wedding
anniversary soon and my sisters and I
want to organise something special, but
we’re not sure what.
(Possible functions: elicinting further
information, giving advice, making
suggestions.)


Slide 2

Trinity Certification –
“Building English 2”
Grades 7- 8 (B2.1-B2.2 CEFR)
• Total time: 15 minutes
• The examination consists of three assessed
phases which are:
• Candidate-led discussion of a topic prepared by
the candidate ( up to 5 minutes)
• Interactive task (up to 4 minutes)
• Conversation on two subject areas selected by
the examiner (up to 5 minutes)

Grade 7 –
Language production - Grammar






Second conditional
Simple passive
Used to
Relative clauses
Modals to give advice and make suggestions
(e.g. should/ought to, could, you’d better)
• Discourse connectors (e.g. because of, due to)

Grade 7 –
Communicative skills - Functions
• Giving advice and highlighting advantages and
disadvantages
• Make suggestions
• Describing past habits
• Expressing possibility and uncertainty
• Eliciting further information and expansion of
ideas and opinions
• Expressing agreement and disagreement

Grade 7 –
Subject Areas for Conversation Phase







Education
National customs
Village and city life
National and local produce and products
Early memories
Pollution and recycling

Grade 8 –
Language production - Grammar






Third conditional
Present perfect continuous tense
Past perfect tense
Reported speech
Linking expressions (e.g. even though, in spite
of, unless, although, etc.)
• Cohesive devises (e.g. in other words, for
example, to continue, etc.)

Grade 8 –
Communicative skills - Functions

• Expressing feelings and emotions
• Expressing impossibility
• Reporting the conversation of
others
• Speculating
• Persuading and discouraging

Grade 8 –
Subject Areas for Conversation Phase







Society and living standards
Personal values and ideals
The world of work
Unexplained phenomena and events
National environmental concerns
Public figures past and present

Interactive Task – Grade 7
It is my parents’ fiftieth wedding
anniversary soon and my sisters and I
want to organise something special, but
we’re not sure what.
(Possible functions: elicinting further
information, giving advice, making
suggestions.)


Slide 3

Trinity Certification –
“Building English 2”
Grades 7- 8 (B2.1-B2.2 CEFR)
• Total time: 15 minutes
• The examination consists of three assessed
phases which are:
• Candidate-led discussion of a topic prepared by
the candidate ( up to 5 minutes)
• Interactive task (up to 4 minutes)
• Conversation on two subject areas selected by
the examiner (up to 5 minutes)

Grade 7 –
Language production - Grammar






Second conditional
Simple passive
Used to
Relative clauses
Modals to give advice and make suggestions
(e.g. should/ought to, could, you’d better)
• Discourse connectors (e.g. because of, due to)

Grade 7 –
Communicative skills - Functions
• Giving advice and highlighting advantages and
disadvantages
• Make suggestions
• Describing past habits
• Expressing possibility and uncertainty
• Eliciting further information and expansion of
ideas and opinions
• Expressing agreement and disagreement

Grade 7 –
Subject Areas for Conversation Phase







Education
National customs
Village and city life
National and local produce and products
Early memories
Pollution and recycling

Grade 8 –
Language production - Grammar






Third conditional
Present perfect continuous tense
Past perfect tense
Reported speech
Linking expressions (e.g. even though, in spite
of, unless, although, etc.)
• Cohesive devises (e.g. in other words, for
example, to continue, etc.)

Grade 8 –
Communicative skills - Functions

• Expressing feelings and emotions
• Expressing impossibility
• Reporting the conversation of
others
• Speculating
• Persuading and discouraging

Grade 8 –
Subject Areas for Conversation Phase







Society and living standards
Personal values and ideals
The world of work
Unexplained phenomena and events
National environmental concerns
Public figures past and present

Interactive Task – Grade 7
It is my parents’ fiftieth wedding
anniversary soon and my sisters and I
want to organise something special, but
we’re not sure what.
(Possible functions: elicinting further
information, giving advice, making
suggestions.)


Slide 4

Trinity Certification –
“Building English 2”
Grades 7- 8 (B2.1-B2.2 CEFR)
• Total time: 15 minutes
• The examination consists of three assessed
phases which are:
• Candidate-led discussion of a topic prepared by
the candidate ( up to 5 minutes)
• Interactive task (up to 4 minutes)
• Conversation on two subject areas selected by
the examiner (up to 5 minutes)

Grade 7 –
Language production - Grammar






Second conditional
Simple passive
Used to
Relative clauses
Modals to give advice and make suggestions
(e.g. should/ought to, could, you’d better)
• Discourse connectors (e.g. because of, due to)

Grade 7 –
Communicative skills - Functions
• Giving advice and highlighting advantages and
disadvantages
• Make suggestions
• Describing past habits
• Expressing possibility and uncertainty
• Eliciting further information and expansion of
ideas and opinions
• Expressing agreement and disagreement

Grade 7 –
Subject Areas for Conversation Phase







Education
National customs
Village and city life
National and local produce and products
Early memories
Pollution and recycling

Grade 8 –
Language production - Grammar






Third conditional
Present perfect continuous tense
Past perfect tense
Reported speech
Linking expressions (e.g. even though, in spite
of, unless, although, etc.)
• Cohesive devises (e.g. in other words, for
example, to continue, etc.)

Grade 8 –
Communicative skills - Functions

• Expressing feelings and emotions
• Expressing impossibility
• Reporting the conversation of
others
• Speculating
• Persuading and discouraging

Grade 8 –
Subject Areas for Conversation Phase







Society and living standards
Personal values and ideals
The world of work
Unexplained phenomena and events
National environmental concerns
Public figures past and present

Interactive Task – Grade 7
It is my parents’ fiftieth wedding
anniversary soon and my sisters and I
want to organise something special, but
we’re not sure what.
(Possible functions: elicinting further
information, giving advice, making
suggestions.)


Slide 5

Trinity Certification –
“Building English 2”
Grades 7- 8 (B2.1-B2.2 CEFR)
• Total time: 15 minutes
• The examination consists of three assessed
phases which are:
• Candidate-led discussion of a topic prepared by
the candidate ( up to 5 minutes)
• Interactive task (up to 4 minutes)
• Conversation on two subject areas selected by
the examiner (up to 5 minutes)

Grade 7 –
Language production - Grammar






Second conditional
Simple passive
Used to
Relative clauses
Modals to give advice and make suggestions
(e.g. should/ought to, could, you’d better)
• Discourse connectors (e.g. because of, due to)

Grade 7 –
Communicative skills - Functions
• Giving advice and highlighting advantages and
disadvantages
• Make suggestions
• Describing past habits
• Expressing possibility and uncertainty
• Eliciting further information and expansion of
ideas and opinions
• Expressing agreement and disagreement

Grade 7 –
Subject Areas for Conversation Phase







Education
National customs
Village and city life
National and local produce and products
Early memories
Pollution and recycling

Grade 8 –
Language production - Grammar






Third conditional
Present perfect continuous tense
Past perfect tense
Reported speech
Linking expressions (e.g. even though, in spite
of, unless, although, etc.)
• Cohesive devises (e.g. in other words, for
example, to continue, etc.)

Grade 8 –
Communicative skills - Functions

• Expressing feelings and emotions
• Expressing impossibility
• Reporting the conversation of
others
• Speculating
• Persuading and discouraging

Grade 8 –
Subject Areas for Conversation Phase







Society and living standards
Personal values and ideals
The world of work
Unexplained phenomena and events
National environmental concerns
Public figures past and present

Interactive Task – Grade 7
It is my parents’ fiftieth wedding
anniversary soon and my sisters and I
want to organise something special, but
we’re not sure what.
(Possible functions: elicinting further
information, giving advice, making
suggestions.)


Slide 6

Trinity Certification –
“Building English 2”
Grades 7- 8 (B2.1-B2.2 CEFR)
• Total time: 15 minutes
• The examination consists of three assessed
phases which are:
• Candidate-led discussion of a topic prepared by
the candidate ( up to 5 minutes)
• Interactive task (up to 4 minutes)
• Conversation on two subject areas selected by
the examiner (up to 5 minutes)

Grade 7 –
Language production - Grammar






Second conditional
Simple passive
Used to
Relative clauses
Modals to give advice and make suggestions
(e.g. should/ought to, could, you’d better)
• Discourse connectors (e.g. because of, due to)

Grade 7 –
Communicative skills - Functions
• Giving advice and highlighting advantages and
disadvantages
• Make suggestions
• Describing past habits
• Expressing possibility and uncertainty
• Eliciting further information and expansion of
ideas and opinions
• Expressing agreement and disagreement

Grade 7 –
Subject Areas for Conversation Phase







Education
National customs
Village and city life
National and local produce and products
Early memories
Pollution and recycling

Grade 8 –
Language production - Grammar






Third conditional
Present perfect continuous tense
Past perfect tense
Reported speech
Linking expressions (e.g. even though, in spite
of, unless, although, etc.)
• Cohesive devises (e.g. in other words, for
example, to continue, etc.)

Grade 8 –
Communicative skills - Functions

• Expressing feelings and emotions
• Expressing impossibility
• Reporting the conversation of
others
• Speculating
• Persuading and discouraging

Grade 8 –
Subject Areas for Conversation Phase







Society and living standards
Personal values and ideals
The world of work
Unexplained phenomena and events
National environmental concerns
Public figures past and present

Interactive Task – Grade 7
It is my parents’ fiftieth wedding
anniversary soon and my sisters and I
want to organise something special, but
we’re not sure what.
(Possible functions: elicinting further
information, giving advice, making
suggestions.)


Slide 7

Trinity Certification –
“Building English 2”
Grades 7- 8 (B2.1-B2.2 CEFR)
• Total time: 15 minutes
• The examination consists of three assessed
phases which are:
• Candidate-led discussion of a topic prepared by
the candidate ( up to 5 minutes)
• Interactive task (up to 4 minutes)
• Conversation on two subject areas selected by
the examiner (up to 5 minutes)

Grade 7 –
Language production - Grammar






Second conditional
Simple passive
Used to
Relative clauses
Modals to give advice and make suggestions
(e.g. should/ought to, could, you’d better)
• Discourse connectors (e.g. because of, due to)

Grade 7 –
Communicative skills - Functions
• Giving advice and highlighting advantages and
disadvantages
• Make suggestions
• Describing past habits
• Expressing possibility and uncertainty
• Eliciting further information and expansion of
ideas and opinions
• Expressing agreement and disagreement

Grade 7 –
Subject Areas for Conversation Phase







Education
National customs
Village and city life
National and local produce and products
Early memories
Pollution and recycling

Grade 8 –
Language production - Grammar






Third conditional
Present perfect continuous tense
Past perfect tense
Reported speech
Linking expressions (e.g. even though, in spite
of, unless, although, etc.)
• Cohesive devises (e.g. in other words, for
example, to continue, etc.)

Grade 8 –
Communicative skills - Functions

• Expressing feelings and emotions
• Expressing impossibility
• Reporting the conversation of
others
• Speculating
• Persuading and discouraging

Grade 8 –
Subject Areas for Conversation Phase







Society and living standards
Personal values and ideals
The world of work
Unexplained phenomena and events
National environmental concerns
Public figures past and present

Interactive Task – Grade 7
It is my parents’ fiftieth wedding
anniversary soon and my sisters and I
want to organise something special, but
we’re not sure what.
(Possible functions: elicinting further
information, giving advice, making
suggestions.)


Slide 8

Trinity Certification –
“Building English 2”
Grades 7- 8 (B2.1-B2.2 CEFR)
• Total time: 15 minutes
• The examination consists of three assessed
phases which are:
• Candidate-led discussion of a topic prepared by
the candidate ( up to 5 minutes)
• Interactive task (up to 4 minutes)
• Conversation on two subject areas selected by
the examiner (up to 5 minutes)

Grade 7 –
Language production - Grammar






Second conditional
Simple passive
Used to
Relative clauses
Modals to give advice and make suggestions
(e.g. should/ought to, could, you’d better)
• Discourse connectors (e.g. because of, due to)

Grade 7 –
Communicative skills - Functions
• Giving advice and highlighting advantages and
disadvantages
• Make suggestions
• Describing past habits
• Expressing possibility and uncertainty
• Eliciting further information and expansion of
ideas and opinions
• Expressing agreement and disagreement

Grade 7 –
Subject Areas for Conversation Phase







Education
National customs
Village and city life
National and local produce and products
Early memories
Pollution and recycling

Grade 8 –
Language production - Grammar






Third conditional
Present perfect continuous tense
Past perfect tense
Reported speech
Linking expressions (e.g. even though, in spite
of, unless, although, etc.)
• Cohesive devises (e.g. in other words, for
example, to continue, etc.)

Grade 8 –
Communicative skills - Functions

• Expressing feelings and emotions
• Expressing impossibility
• Reporting the conversation of
others
• Speculating
• Persuading and discouraging

Grade 8 –
Subject Areas for Conversation Phase







Society and living standards
Personal values and ideals
The world of work
Unexplained phenomena and events
National environmental concerns
Public figures past and present

Interactive Task – Grade 7
It is my parents’ fiftieth wedding
anniversary soon and my sisters and I
want to organise something special, but
we’re not sure what.
(Possible functions: elicinting further
information, giving advice, making
suggestions.)