C1 Advanced (Certificate in Advanced English) Examination - Free Quizzes To Prepare For The Exam | esl-lounge Student Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) The following quizzes and exercises are to help you prepare for Cambridge C1 Advanced examination. Paper One - Reading and Use of English Part 1 - Multiple Choice Cloze The first part of the Reading and Use of English paper in the C1 Advanced Examination is multiple choice cloze where you have to choose the correct word from four similar given words. View quizzes and exercises for C1 Advanced, Multiple Choice Cloze Part 2 - Open Cloze The second part of the Reading and Use of English paper in the C1 Advanced Examination is open cloze, in which you use one word to fill each space in a short text. View quizzes and exercises for C1 Advanced, Open Cloze Part 3 - Word Formation The third part of the Reading and Use of English paper in the C1 Advanced Examination is word formation where you have to use a root such as 'able' and create an appropriate word (disable, unable, ability) to fill the gap in a text. Part 4 - Key Word Transformations Paper Two - Writing
CAE Reading Test part 4. Free Practice for the First Certificate exam This page will let you practise for the Certificate in Advanced English exam (from Cambridge ESOL). This is the format of the 4th part of the reading section. This is a Multiple matching exercise. AHoward Bloom, Author: Even though most people are convinced that peak oil has already passed, to me, peak oil is just a hypothesis. BMichael Lardelli, Lecturer in Genetics at The University of Adelaide Nothing exists on this planet without energy. CJeroen van der Veer, chief executive of Royal Dutch Shell People are understandably worried about a future of growing energy shortages, rising prices and international conflict for supplies. DCraig Severance, blogger What will it take to end our oil addiction?
Grades 10-12: Advanced GESE Advanced stage exams are for people with ‘advanced/proficient’ English language ability. At these grades, the candidate is expected to understand fully the examiner’s contributions and demonstrate accurate use of a wide variety of complex language. They need to express themselves spontaneously and fluently, and maintain and develop the discussion independently. Exam structure The exam takes the form of an unscripted conversation and a listening task with a Trinity examiner and lasts for 25 minutes. There are five parts to the exam: The Topic presentation: the candidate prepares in advance to give a presentation on a topic of their choice. The Topic discussion: the candidate discusses the content of their presentation in more detail and responds to the examiner's questions and comments. The Interactive task: the candidate has to respond spontaneously to a task they have not seen before. Sample videos Sample prompts Prompts for the Interactive Task (PDF, 575KB)
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CAE Reading and Use of English Test Tips - Guaranteed to Improve Your Exam Score — CAE Exam Tips a) If the missing word is at the start of the sentence, ask yourself if a gerund fits. Many answers were -ing forms - having and being were very frequent. b) Of the relative pronouns, the most common by far was which. Study defining and non-defining relative clauses! c) 'With' came up frequently, but so did 'without'. d) Similarly, 'if' was very common, but so was 'unless'. e) While 'to be' was, naturally, the most common verb and has its own section, other verbs were quite common. f) Linking phrases! g) Prepositions. h) These words aren't the most frequent, but there will be 3 or 4 in your text - no, there, once, even, such, since, it, myself (or themselves etc), what, either, and these. i) The! Try typing those words into dictionary.com - it will give you some example sentences of how the word is used in normal English.
C1 Advanced (Certificate in Advanced English) Examination Writing | esl-lounge Student Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) The themes/topics covered in each writing paper can be found below each link. Cambridge C1 English Advanced (CAE) Writing - Test One Reducing traffic / review, letter, report Exercise Number: CAE067 Cambridge C1 English Advanced (CAE) Writing - Test Two Local TV station / letter, proposal, report Exercise Number: CAE068 Cambridge C1 English Advanced (CAE) Writing - Test Three Protecting the environment / report, email, review Exercise Number: CAE069 Cambridge C1 English Advanced (CAE) Writing - Test Four Working from home / report, proposal, letter Exercise Number: CAE070 Cambridge C1 English Advanced (CAE) Writing - Test Five Spending government money / review, letter, report Exercise Number: CAE071 Cambridge C1 English Advanced (CAE) Writing - Test Six New school subject / review, email, report Exercise Number: CAE072 Cambridge C1 English Advanced (CAE) Writing - Test Seven School speech giver / review, email, report.
Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) Key Word Transformations Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) The final part of the Reading and Use of English paper in the C1 Advanced Examination is Key Word Transformations. A sentence followed by a key word and a second sentence which has a gap in it. You have to use the key word to complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first sentence. Example Question 2. Key Word Transformations Exercise 1 Exercise Number: CAE050 Key Word Transformations Exercise 2 Exercise Number: CAE051 Exam Tip! Each question is marked in two halves and it's perfectly possible to get one whole point in the exam just for getting a single word correctly, even if you don't know the other words to put in the gap. Key Word Transformations Exercise 3 Exercise Number: CAE052 Key Word Transformations Exercise 4 Exercise Number: CAE053 Key Word Transformations Exercise 5 Exercise Number: CAE054 Key Word Transformations Exercise 6 Exercise Number: CAE055 Key Word Transformations Exercise 7 Exercise Number: CAE056
Oposiciones al Cuerpo de Maestros (2015) Generales a) Ser español o nacional de un Estado miembro de la Unión Europea, o nacional de algún Estado al que, en virtud de los Tratados Internacionales celebrados por la Unión Europea y ratificados por España, sea de aplicación la libre circulación de trabajadores.También podrán participar, cualquiera que sea su nacionalidad, el cónyuge de los españoles, el de los nacionales de otros Estados miembros de la Unión Europea y, cuando así lo prevea el correspondiente Tratado, el de los nacionales de algún Estado al que, en virtud de los Tratados Internacionales celebrados por la Unión Europea y ratificados por España sea de aplicación la libre circulación de trabajadores, siempre que no estén separados de derecho.
Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) Test Prep exercises Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) The following quizzes and exercises are to help you prepare for Cambridge C1 Advanced examination. Paper One - Reading and Use of English Part 1 - Multiple Choice Cloze The first part of the Reading and Use of English paper in the C1 Advanced Examination is multiple choice cloze where you have to choose the correct word from four similar given words. 🔍 Guide to this part of the exam: See our guide to the Multiple Choice Cloze section. ✎ Practice Exercises Go to Multiple Choice Cloze exercises: Page One | Page Two Part 2 - Open Cloze The second part of the Reading and Use of English paper in the C1 Advanced Examination is open cloze, in which you use one word to fill each space in a short text. 🔍 Guide to this part of the exam: See our guide to the Open Cloze section. ✎ Practice Exercises Go to Open Cloze exercises: Page One | Page Two Part 3 - Word Formation 🔍 Guide to this part of the exam: See our guide to the Word Formation section. Reading Sections
English Advanced 2: Speakout Advanced p 118. Inversion. Extra Exercises 1. I have never before been asked to accept a bribe.Never before 2. He had hardly left the house when the storm broke.Hardly 3. As soon as he had left the house the storm broke.No sooner 4. KEYINVERSION1. Never before HAVE I BEEN ASKED TO ACCEPT A BRIBE. 2. Hardly HAD HE LEFT THE HOUSE WHEN THE STORM BROKE. 3. No sooner HAD HE LEFT THE HOUSE THAN THE STORM BROKE. 4. On no account MUST THIS SWITCH BE TOUCHED. 5. Rarely DOES SHE HAVE ANY MONEY TO SPARE. 6. Hardly DOES HE SPEAK TO ANYONE. 7. Seldom HAS THE NATION BEEN FACED WITH SUCH DIFFICULTIES. 8. Hardly HAD THEY STARTED PLAYING TENNIS WHEN IT BEGAN TO RAIN. 9. Seldom HAS A FATHER SACRIFICED SO MUCH FOR HIS CHILD. 10. On no account MAY YOU RETURN AFTER MIDNIGHT. 11. Under no circumstances WOULD HE GIVE UP WRITING HIS SATIRES. 12. Only after HE HAD READ THE NEWSPAPER THE FOLLOWING MORNING DID HE REALISE THE DANGER HE HAD BEEN IN. 13. Not until THE FLOODS HAD SUBSIDED WERE THEY ABLE TO ASSESS THE DAMAGE. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24.
El Blog de la Profe Isa: Práctico Común / CDI Hola a tod@s, Cuando empecé a preparar las oposiciones me encontré con una prueba nueva que nadie sabía como preparar: "el Práctico Común". Por el momento es solo una prueba que se realiza en Madrid y que está dividida en una parte de Matemáticas y otra parte de Cultura General. Esto quiere decir, que entra cualquier cosa, ya sea Lengua, Matemáticas, Ciencias Sociales, Ciencias Naturales, Arte, etc. Aunque probablemente/socialmente no se considere que es una prueba difícil, requiere tiempo y preparación ya que exige saber literatura, matemáticas, ciencias, incluso conocer el decreto por el que se rige la Comunidad de Madrid (para consultar el decreto solo hay que pinchar aquí). Para preparar esta prueba es IMPRESCINDIBLE practicar, y para practicar podemos usar: Exámenes anteriores que nos servirán de base para empezar a repasar. Las pruebas CDI son las que realizan los alumnos de 6º en el mes de mayo y puede ser una guía ya que algunos ejercicios son muy parecidos a los que encontramos.
CAE/ADVANCED (C1) SPEAKING (PART 1): STARTER QUESTIONS – INTERCAMBIO IDIOMAS ONLINE At advanced level candidates need to be able to speak about familiar and unfamiliar topics. They should be able to express themselves with ease and have a good control of both simple and complex grammar forms. See our post on Speaking for Cambridge exams (HERE) The DIFFICULT part about the C1 exam is that the units of study are not fixed; anything can be in the exam. The lucky part is knowing all of the information in each part and using your skills to talk about unfamiliar topics. For extra speaking practice, click HERE Sport and leisure How often do you get around to working out? Success and failure What would you consider to be your greatest achievement? Communication How has the internet changed the way we communicate? Health How important is our diet in living a healthy life? Crime Do you know anyone who has been a victim of crime? People and their lives What are the benefits of having a fixed routine? The environment Would you say that young people concern themselves with environmental issues?
Advanced (CAE) Speaking - Sample Tests - Breakout English In the Cambridge Advanced (CAE) Speaking test there are 4 separate but equally important and challenging parts. The topics for the C1 Cambridge exam can be quite abstract and tough to discuss at length. It’s not likely to be the same sort of discussion that you would have ovr coffee and cake with friends. That’s why there’s no substitute for authentic practice with speaking materials as would see them on the day of the exam. We’ve created a set of 5 Advanced (CAE) Speaking tests in a Cambridge style booklet for you to get that authentic practice. Format of Advanced (CAE) Speaking Part 1 – Interview Part 1 of the Advanced (CAE) Speaking is a brief interview between the candidates and the examiner, which lasts for 2 minutes. For a list of typical CAE Speaking Part 1 topics and some chat cards, check out our Cambridge Speaking Part 1 post. Part 2 – Long Turn This part of the exam can include a wide variety of topics which may start to get more abstract. Part 3 – Collaborative Task Related Posts
Oposiciones al Cuerpo de Maestros (2015) Generales a) Ser español o nacional de un Estado miembro de la Unión Europea, o nacional de algún Estado al que, en virtud de los Tratados Internacionales celebrados por la Unión Europea y ratificados por España, sea de aplicación la libre circulación de trabajadores.También podrán participar, cualquiera que sea su nacionalidad, el cónyuge de los españoles, el de los nacionales de otros Estados miembros de la Unión Europea y, cuando así lo prevea el correspondiente Tratado, el de los nacionales de algún Estado al que, en virtud de los Tratados Internacionales celebrados por la Unión Europea y ratificados por España sea de aplicación la libre circulación de trabajadores, siempre que no estén separados de derecho.