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FCE Writing Samples Service 1. Hit ‘Buy Now >>’ below 2. Check your email for my instructions 3. Send me your FCE writing sample 4. Wait for my response (within 7 days) 5. See your mistakes with my corrections and feedback 6. See your writing marked on the official Cambridge writing assessment scale 7. Find […]
Linguaskill Speaking Ahh, speaking. Is it harder than writing because you have no time to think? Well, that’s not the case with the Linguaskill speaking section as you do have time to think in some tasks. However, in other tasks you don’t have time to think and this scares the Bee Gees out of many […]
CAE Writing Test Introduction Hello and welcome to this page. Before diving in to the meat of this course, there are a few important steps that will help you prepare for the CAE Writing test: 1. Understand how examiners mark your paper. 2. Look at the suggested number of words to write. 3. See how […]
Linguaskill Writing Ahh, writing. Tricky old writing. Is it easier than speaking because at least you have time to think? Write a comment below and let me know. While you do have time to think, you still need to spend your minutes wisely in the Linguaskill writing section. Linguaskill Writing Format If you’ve seen my […]
Linguaskill Listening Are you scared of listening tests in English? Maybe not as scared as speaking or writing? Either way, by the end of this page, you won’t need to be scared any more. In fact, you can be SUPER confident of passing the Linguaskill Listening test. Why? Well, simple, you actually cannot fail the […]
Linguaskill Reading Remember, in the Linguaskill Reading test, there are five types of questions you might come across. If you want to read about these questions and some more general information about the Linguaskill exam, I recommend, checking out this page >> The first Reading question type is… Reading Question Type 1: Read and […]
Cambridge C1 Advanced | Frequently Asked Questions Students ask me questions about the Cambridge C1 Advanced exam every day. I think these are questions that other students want to know too. Sometimes this information is hard to find, so I created this page for you. I hope to keep adding new questions and improving this […]
B2 First Writing There are 2 parts in the B2 First Writing paper. You need to answer 1 question in each part which means 2 questions in total. Part 1 – your answer is always an essay. Part 2 – You are given 3 questions but you should only answer 1. The 3 questions might […]
CAE Letter Introduction | CAE I have a question for you. “What is a CAE Letter?” A CAE Letter is a part 2 writing task in the C1 Advanced (CAE) exam. In part 2 there are three questions based on 5 different types of writing. Therefore, it is not certain that a letter will appear in […]
CAE Email Introduction All the time students ask me “Rory, can you help me write a CAE email?” Do you know how to effectively write a C1 Advanced: CAE email? If not, this page is for you. First you will find a video of the examiner’s assessment scale. This is what the examiners use to […]
