Cambridge English

Tips for the Cambridge exams in English?

Hi, I take the Cambridge Advanced English exam this month and want to know if there is any useful thing to remember about, those of you who have already taken that could help me get a good grade. Things as: wear something formal on the test language or to memorize all the tasks of writing home for more than ... Any other thoughts attendats other in this review are welcome.

You do not drres formally on the oral exam .... casual wear sth, sth you feel comfortable inside, because, for example, a suit can increase your stress level ... ) Seriously .... Now you know the name of your partner, then try to dig and talk a little with him / her to get to know better. It's really useful for the oral exam. Initially, teachers will ask you general things, like where you live, as if there are things like that ... geez I do not remember what they asked me more .... and it was last summer ..... and then they are asked to describe a few pictures, then they should give another series of pictures to discuss with your partner. Try to say as much as you can, cuz time is limited and the teacher will stop you. You do not necessarily agree with your partner on the findings, but be careful to have very strong arguments for your opinions. It will be easy, you see, and Ya will not even notice how speed it will end. The oral examination may seem to be the most difficult, but in fact, others are more stressful. Well, it was just my case. I took exception to the oral, but I was lucky too, because they gave me pics with archeology and history, if it was my world .... Piece of cake. Now, the writing is most difficult in my opinion, because the time was really limited. So try to concentrate on finding good ideas very quickly, use brainstorming (relly good) and give strong arguments. Be careful style, carefully read the task and I hope that you will not get a report .... At the reading portion of reading the text twice and very carefully, cuz it's ..... delicate Then, listening eveything part depends on classroom acoustics and how far you sit on the cassette player and your chance .... You could hear people speak with Scottish, Irish, Australian accent, but do not panick and listen carefully. If you do not understand a word completely write exactly what you understood. But writing. Do not leave spaces. This rule nr.1 ..... The English Use part is easier, there will be no problem there and you'll finish quickly so that you cancorrect the entire document at least twice .... Do not forget your ID, take water with you and sleep a lot before the test, cuz it starts in the morning and ends in afternoon, with breaks of several small and one big break. And do not save the writing tasks! No way .... just read the examples From your book, idioms, phrasal verbs (if we speak the same book) and purchase sample books with exercises preparation for Cambridge exams .... with tape and everything. Then practice at home, calculate your percentage for each test and if it is over 65% (if I remember correctly) that you go .... Also, do not worry if you get A, B or C because it really does not matter. They will write the same thing on your qualification, skills as well ... So, in fact, it's just al etter, because if you get C, you're in the same level as those with B or A. ... Good luck, dude! Heads up and be confident! Oh, and another advice! heheee .... youhavetofor your degree in Bucharest .... So when you take all your colleagues, buy a really cheap ticket, food and beverage and travel by train .... ) Ya can not imagine how much fun you .... hehe .... sweet memories ....