New ISE II Trinity Practice Listening Exams.

Do

• Practise listening to recorded English — you are tested on listening to recordings, so watch films and television in English, listen to English podcasts or news programmes, watch English videos on the internet and practise in and out of study time.
• Practise taking notes while you listen — try to only write the most important information like key ideas, opinions and facts.
• Listen to discussions and speeches where the content is abstract and implied rather than factual.

Don’t

• Don’t try to write down everything you hear — you don’t need 100% of the information.

Poverty – ISE II Trinity Listening Exam

Coffee – ISE II Trinity Listening Exam

Children – ISE II Trinity Listening Exam.

Do

• Practise listening to recorded English — you are tested on listening to recordings, so watch films and television in English, listen to English podcasts or news programmes, watch English videos on the internet and practise in class.
• Practise taking notes while you listen — try to only write the most important information like dates, names, places and facts.

Don’t

• Don’t try to write down everything you hear — you don’t need 100% of the information.

ISE I Trinity Listening Practice Exams Practice

Popular Sport– ISE I Trinity Listening Task 2.

Travel – ISE I Trinity Listening Task 2

A New Hobby – ISE I Trinity Listening Task 2

3 x New ISE I Trinity Listening Exams (Task 1)

Are you studying for ISE I Trinity?

Try these new B1 listening exams (Task 1)

Do

• Practise listening to recorded English — you are tested on listening to recordings, so watch films and television in English, listen to English podcasts or news programmes, watch English videos on the internet and practise in class.
• Practise taking notes while you listen — try to only write the most important information like dates, names, places and facts.

Don’t

• Don’t try to write down everything you hear — you don’t need 100% of the information.

ISE I Trinity Listening Practice Exams Practice

St. Dominic – ISE I Trinity Listening Exam Task 1.

Potato Festival – ISE I Trinity Listening Task 1

Joan of Arc – ISE I Trinity Listening Task 1.

Arrive in, at or to?

ISE I Trinity Subject Area: Travel

What is the difference between “arrive to” and “arrive in“?

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Countable Nouns vs Uncountable Nouns

Adverbials of quantity – ISE I Trinity Grammar Function

How much? vs. How many?

REVISE Adverbials of quantity

Questions

Who?	People
What?	Things
Where?	Places
When?	Time
How much?	Money

LEARN

A noun can be countable or uncountable.

How much ….? = uncountable nouns
For example: How much coffee do you drink?
How many ….? = countable nouns
For example: How many cups of coffee do you drink?

 

Countable nouns in the singular take the article a or an and can be plural.

For example:-

I bought an apple.

I bought some apples.

COUNTABLE NOUNS
	Noun
	Countable	A dog You can count dogs.	An apple You can count apples.	A car You can count cars.	An umbrella You can count umbrellas.	A glass You can count glasses.	A candle You can count candles.
	Question	How many dogs are there?	How many apples are there?	How many cars are there?	How many umbrellas are there?	How many glasses are there?	How many candles are there?
	Answer	There’s one dog.	There are two apples.	There are three cars.	There are four umbrellas.	There are five glasses.	There are six candles.

Uncountable nouns do not take an article and do not have a plural form.

For example:-

I bought sugar.

I bought some sugar.

UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
	Noun
	Uncountable	Sugar You can’t count sugar.	Jewellery You can’t count jewellery.	Cheese You can’t count cheese.	Wine You can’t count wine.	Furniture You can’t count furniture.	Money You can’t count money.
	Question	How much sugar is in the bowl?	How much jewellery is there?	How much cheese is there?	How much wine is there in the bottle?	How much furniture is there?	How much money is in the bag?
	Answer	There is some sugar in the bowl.	There is some jewellery.	There is some cheese.	There is some wine in the bottle.	There is some furniture.	There is some money in the bag.

MORE Adverbials of quantity – ISE I Trinity Grammar Function

ISE III Trinity Listening Exams Course information:

• 4 x free sample exams
• 8 x New ISE III Trinity Practice Listening Exams:

= 12 exams in total!

Education – ISE III Trinity Listening Exam.

Depression – ISE III Trinity Listening Exam

Fishing – ISE III Trinity Listening Exam

Modern Life – ISE III Trinity Listening Exam

Students edition (cannot repeat exams)

ISE III Trinity Listening Exams

Teachers edition (Can repeat exams)

ISE III Trinity Listening Exams – Teachers Edition

Examenes de C1 Trinity

Examenes de ISE III

Examenes de ISE 3

Examenes de ISEIII

Examenes de ISE3

The new ISE III Trinity Listening Exams Course is now ready for use.

4 x New ISE III Trinity Practice Listening Exams

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Animals – ISE III Trinity Listening Exam.

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Students edition (cannot repeat exams)

ISE III Trinity Listening Exams

Teachers edition (Can repeat exams)

ISE III Trinity Listening Exams – Teachers Edition

Examenes de C1 Trinity

Examenes de ISE III

Examenes de ISE 3

Examenes de ISEIII

Examenes de ISE3