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Cambridge B2 First (FCE): How to Write a Story
B2 First story writing in a nutshell Mandatory task: noWord count: 140-190Main characteristics: engaging, interesting, well-structuredRegister: depending on the storyStructure: beginning, main part, endingLanguage: adjectives/adverbs, past verb forms, direct speech, time expressionsExampleA[…]
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Cambridge A2 Key (KET): Speaking
A2 Key Speaking In 2020, Cambridge Assessment English made some changes to the exam and there are big differences in the A2 Key Speaking paper as well. It is very[…]
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Cambridge A2 Key (KET): Listening
Cambridge A2 Key Listening In Cambridge A2 Key Listening, you have to listen to five different parts for around 25 minutes and then transfer all your answers onto an extra[…]
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