CrazyAboutEnglish

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Are you ready to take your Speaking Exam in English? Watch this video and answer the Jeopardy questions. The entire PowerPoint presentation can be a fun way to prepare for your exam. Leave your name, country, and amount of money you won from playing the Jeopardy Game in the comment section of this video. I will have a drawing for a free 30-min. Exam Prep lesson from those who leave this info. Good luck!

Special thanks to Sara Signore Hallett for the idea, template, and sound clips for the Jeopardy Game.   Also, this Jeopardy Game is for practicing English -- no real money will be awarded.

To help you know how ready you are to take the A1 Level Speaking Exam in English so you can move to the UK with your partner, watch this video clip and answer these questions. Continue this lesson for 15 free minutes or ask me to help you with other questions by completing the information on the "Contact Me" page on this website. A lesson package also makes a good gift for someone who is in this situation.

To help you know how ready you are to take the Oral Proficiency Exam in English, watch this video clip and answer these questions. Continue this lesson for 15 free minutes or ask me to help you with other questions by completing the "Contact Me" page on this website.   

Watch this video clip on "The Five Things to Avoid" in a Speaking Exam --designed to help anyone who has a Speaking Exam in English.

For any questions or to try a sample Exam Prep lesson for 15 free minutes, complete the "Contact Me" page on this website.

Watch this video clip and hear feedback given for an English Proficiency Speaking Exam, using Skype. Choose how you prepare for Stage 1 -- introductions and small talk. See if you chose the best strategy. Continue this lesson for 15 free minutes by completing the "Contact Me" page on this website. 

Watch this video clip to learn more about English Language Speaking Exam Prep Lessons and what they are about. A sample exam situation is presented with prompts to ask the examiner. Choose how you would ask the question. Continue this trial lesson for free by completing the "Contact Me" page on this website.