Презентация на тему: "Презентация по структуре ОГЭ (английский язык)"

The EXAM StRUCTURE

How many parts are there in the exam?
TWO PARTS:
1) A WRITTEN PART
2) AN ORAL PART

HOW MANY SECTIONS ARE THERE IN EACH PART?
1) 4 sections in the written part (listening,reading, grammar-in-use, writing);
2) 1 section in the oral part (speaking)

HOW LONG IS THE Exam?
1) The first part is 120 minutes;
2) the second part is 15 minutes.

Time & Duration
The exam is conducted on 2 consecutive days:
Written part: May 19th
Oral part: May 20th

Written part: 120 minutes
Listening: 30 minutes
Reading: 30 minutes
Use of English: 30 minutes
Writing: 30 minutes
Oral part: 15 minutes

Exam structure
Written (53)
I. Listening (15)
1) Match conversations with the places where you can hear these conversations (4)
2) Match monologues with the statements (5)
3) Dialog: multiple choice (6)
II. Reading (13)
1) Match questions to short texts (6)
2) True/False/Not stated (7)
III. Use of English (15)
1) Grammar (9)
2) Word formation (6)
IV. Writing (10)
Informal letter
Oral (15)
I. Reading aloud (2)
II. Integrated listening and speaking (6):
answer 6 questions that you hear
III. Monologue (7)

WHAT IS THE MAXIMUM ACHIEVABLE SCORE?

68
53 points for the first part
15 points for the second part

HOW CAN YOU Understand your mark?

What level of English do you have to have to get the maximum score?
A2

WHAT is the official website where you can find all possible tasks?
https://fipi.ru/oge

HOW ARE YOU EXPECTED TO FILL IN THE ANSWER TO THE FOLLOWING TASK?

In a line

HOW MANY POINTS CAN YOU GET IN THIS TASk? WILL YOU BE CHECKED IF YOU WRITE 6 numbers?
5 points
No, you won’t

IS SPELLING IMPORTANT IN THIS TASK?
YES!!! IT IS ESSENTIAL

No, you can’t. Only grammatical forms.
CAN you change a part of speech in this task?

CAN you change a part of speech in this task?
Yes, you can. That is the point of this task.

Will you be checked if you write 99 words?
Yes, you will. The possible “corridor” is 90-132 words. If you write less, you won’t be checked, if you write more, only 120 words will be checked.

DO you need to write the address in this task?
No, it is an e-mail, it is thought that the address is filled in automatically.

Where can you find the list of all grammar rules and lexical topics that can be checked?
https://fipi.ru/oge
КОДИФИКАТОР

Listening & Reading
Listening: for gist, for details
Reading: for gist, for details

Typical mistakes in Reading: confusing False with Not stated.

Use of English. Grammar
1) Plural nouns + irregular Plural nouns
2) Past Simple
3) Past Continuous
4) Possessive adjectives/pronouns
5) To be (am, is, are, was, were)
6) Degrees of comparison
+ the adj+er, the adj+er
(the sooner the better)
7) Present Simple Passive,
Past Simple Passive
8) Present Perfect

9) Present Simple
10) Ordinal numerals
11) Conditionals 1 and 2 (real + unreal)
12) Reflexive pronouns
13) Past Perfect
14) Object pronouns
15) Future Simple
16) Present Continuous
18) Reported speech (Would + V)
19) I wish + V2

Use of English. Grammar: typical mistakes
* Using Active voice instead of Passive;
* Ordinal numerals (twelfth!!!);
* Irregular plural nouns (children, teeth, feet, men, women, mice) +
spelling (leaves, potatoes, parties);
* Reflexive pronouns;
* Confusing possessive adjectives with possessive pronouns;
* Reported speech;
* Past Perfect.

Use of English. Word formation
List of ОГЭ affixes:
Nouns: -(t)ion, -sion, -er, -or, -ian, -ist, -ing, -ship, -ance/-ence, -ment, -ness, -ity
Adjectives: -ous, -ing, -ic/(ic)al, -ive, -ful, -less, -y, -ent, -able/-ible, -ish, -ly, -ed
Verbs: -ize
Adverbs: -ly
Prefixes: dis-, im-, un-, inter-

Use of English. Word formation: typical mistakes
* Negative prefixes: un-, im-, dis- (unpossible, unhonest etc)
* Careful/careless, lucky/unlucky, useful/useless, unusual/usually
* Spelling: -able/-ible,
-er/-or,
-full instead of -ful,
-realy instead of really

!!! Only ONE affix is added: decide => decision, not decisions
(but nation => international)

Part 1: reading aloud. Typical mistakes
Recycling
Technology
Industry
Per cent
Since/science
Nowadays
Electricity
Huge
Environmentally 



Refrigerator
Produced
Enough
Ancient
Originated
Europe
Raw
Hour
Kilometre
Regularly
However
Vegetable
Comfortable
Appear
Scientist
Through
Though
Thought  

Would/could/ should
Temperature
High
Engineer
Australia
Earthquake
Thousand
Mountain
Meanwhile

Part 2. Integrated listening and speaking
*Grammar is NOT assessed in this task.

*You HAVE to have a subject and a verb in the sentence:
How old are you? – Fifteen years old. X
How old are you? – I am fifteen (years old). V

Part 3. Monologue checklist