How to express possibility, probability and certainty during your long turn in the Speaking Paper of the Cambridge Exams? Join me and you will find out! A2 FLYERS Speaking Paper, Part 3 SubjectIt look(s) look(s) likemust bemay/might be an adjective (feeling word)a nouna verb”ING” a placea clause Write down your examples below: Listen attentively to … Read more
This time, I would like to share with you a list of websites that will come in handy for both Cambridge exams candidates and learners of English in general who are in quest for practice resources and improvement. Such websites fall into two main categories: Websites which provide us with exam-like tasks, and Webs which … Read more
Are you looking for ways to get better at writing an opinion essay in Writing Paper, Part 1 of the B2 First exam? Are you at times struggling with it? This entry is going to look into how to better at essay writing, no matter whether writing is your thing or not. What is the … Read more
No matter where we are and who we are talking with, there is one predominant topic we almost always discuss. It is our preferences, what we like and dislike that we are talking about. What relation has this got with the Cambridge Exams? Take a look at the questions below. Do they ring a bell … Read more
How to master phrasal verbs for Cambridge exams and life alike? This time we are going to look into different ways to learn phrasal verbs. To start with, let’s see in which parts of the Cambridge exams, B1 Preliminary, B2 First, C1 Advanced and C2 Proficiency, we must show good control and command of such … Read more
Tests And Exams To Assess Your English Competence There should be no dilemma that knowing more than two languages is vital in today’s world. This is essential when we are looking for career opportunties and livelihood security no matter where we are. Business and technological enterprises go global. Consequently, there is a high demand for … Read more
This article is addressed to all of you who are preparing to take the B1 Preliminary exam. How is your preparation level when it comes to writing? We are used to listening to people talking or singing in English, and reading all kinds of texts, starting with easy adverts on billboards to more complex academic … Read more
It took me almost no time to decide what theme this post would be about. It is something most of you are going for when it comes to the B2 First for Schools Writing Paper, part 2. Is it an article, a report, a review, a story, or an email or a letter to a … Read more
Cambridge English exams are designed to cater to English learners of all ages and abilities. It is worth highlighting the fact that the Cambridge exams results are compatible with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: Learning, Teaching and Assessment, which is abbreviated as CEFR, CEF or CEFRL. What is CEFR? It is the … Read more
Structure and marks How are Cambridge exams calculated? The PDF below is just the ticket when it comes to converting mock or practice test scores to Cambridge English Scale scores. https://www.cambridgeenglish.org/images/210434-converting-practice-test-scores-to-cambridge-english-scale-scores.pdf Let’s start with the Young Learners of English exams, YLE Starters, Movers and Flyers. What do they consist of? A1 STARTERS It lasts about … Read more