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baiba
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Tests for secondary level
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Time for more links!
I have come across this Hungarian website where I discovered tons of excellent downloadable reading and use-of-English tests for secondary level.
I wonder if the author may possibly be a member of Eslprintables, then I �d like to say a very big thank you!
http://www.argyre.hu/b2/?page_id=263 - reading
http://www.argyre.hu/b2/?page_id=550 - use of English
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4 Aug 2010
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stexstme
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 ( I cannot use more than 2 words ...  Errr : Thank (one ) you (two). |
4 Aug 2010
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Bruna Dutra
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Actually Baiba, they �re Macmillan �s INSIDE OUT resource packs, at least all the reading seems to be. I recognized the tiles, I have many of them here in my laptop.
As to the use of English tests, they �re from random ESL websites, but nearly nothing seems to be their work.
But thanks for pointing out the "collection", this material is actually great.
See ya!
Bruna
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4 Aug 2010
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argyre
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it �s my site yes, the Use of English and the Reading section tests are from worksheets, many are from the Hungarian Language Centers � Past Papers as for the vocabulary: they are from textbooks, etc since i don �t own any copyright i don �t sell any of these what i create, i usually sell or give to my private students
nowadays, i have started to create online tasks as well...they are mostly based on the BBC site, but for you they might be useless, since what i added is all in Hungarian
anyway, thanks for mentioning it:) |
4 Aug 2010
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baiba
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Well, no matter where the tests come from, they �ll be useful to many of us! Thanks again argyre!
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4 Aug 2010
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Bruna Dutra
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Hey guys, but I beg your pardon to disagree, because we are so against "stealing" (hate that word) when it comes to ESLp members, but when it �s someone else �s, I believe we should pay the same respect.
This is what we find in Macmillan �s INSIDE OUT website:
You may not redistribute any of the Content of this
Web Site without the prior authorisation of Macmillan or create a
database in electronic form or manually by downloading and storing any
content.
http://www.macmillanenglish.com/insideout/html/terms.htm
So I guess it does matter where it comes from, doesn �t it?
I �m sorry, I do not like to see people putting their name and signature under someone else �s work, even if it �s a small thing for a huge corporation like Macmillan. I �m not judging, just saying I don �t believe it �s right. Not to say dishonest. I guess I am judging then? Well, what can I do... I �m not a Macmillan employee.
just my opinion, though...
but I guess if there was a report button at the Macmillan website, I would push it.
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4 Aug 2010
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MarianaC
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I completely agree with Bruna. If you really copied the material that Macmillan have prepared, just adding your website, email address and the name of your institute doesn �t make YOU the author, as it �s NOT your material...
I think at a minimum you should have acknowledged Macmillan... but they clearly state on their website they don �t allow reproductions... so that wouldn �t even cut it... yes, it �s a good collection, but handy as it would be to have it ready for everyone, you should keep it to yourself.
I �d report him too... fair �s fair.
Have a good day!
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4 Aug 2010
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baiba
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 What an ill service I have done!
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5 Aug 2010
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argyre
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in that case i take the server down
database down i�m sorting out my materials and deleting worksheets from others |
5 Aug 2010
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