Hi, I don't think I'm qualified to answer your second question. I've taken (and passed with flying colours ) the test, but I am a learner myself ... Your written English and understanding of grammar is far better than mine, so

Hi, Have you tried searching on Amazon? Cambridge Uni has released a series titled " Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English Student's Book with Answers: Examination Papers from University of Cambridge ESOL Examinations

Hello, I ´m considering sitting for CPE exam last year. Maybe next year? Does your course only focus on the writing paper? If it does, it is surely quite a lot of preparation for one part only! Did the teacher cover all of the six types of

I ´m considering sitting for CPE exam last year. Because of that I am attending a course four hours a month every two Saturdays. We mainly do exercises and see some tips about writing, but, is this all? Shouldn´t the teacher give as a

Hi, here's some useful information about the different types of compositions that may appear in the CPE writing paper: University of Cambridge website - ESOL examinations . Effect on the target reader, purpose for writing, appropriate

Hi all, I am a new subscriber in this group. I am a graduate and my medium of instruction was English. To brighten up my career, I am planning to take CPE exam this year end. I would like to have your great inputs on the best preparation method a

Regardless of whether these exams asses knowledge of English, I wouldn't mind passing CPE..one day ;) In my country, that is Poland, mainly Cambridge exams are respected and recoginized by employers.

1. How much should an advanced learner of English read a day in English to improve? I tend to read at least 2 hours a day, but I feel that is too little and that I make little progress. 2. Should you check unknown words in a dictionary while

Choose the correct item. 1. A: ‘Any news from Tess?’ B: ‘Yes. She "arrives|will have been arriving|arriving|will have arrived" tomorrow on the 9:15 train.’ 2. A: ‘I suppose your report isn’t ready yet.’ B: ‘Don’t worry. I "will

I think there are a few interesting differences. My experience has been that people are more successful with IELTS, for various reasons. It's a more practical exam and needs less preparation. It's purely skills, none of the notoriously