CAE stands for Cambridge Advanced Exam
False, Cambridge Advanced English
The listening test has 5 parts
False, it has 4 parts
In writing part 1, you should write an article
False, you should write an ESSAY
The subscales for the writing test are: communicative achievement, content, language and organisation
True
You'll have 2 hours for the reading and use of English test
False, you'll have 1 hour and 30 minutes
The reading and Use of English test has 8 parts
True
You'll have 1 hour and 30 minutes for the writing test
True
In writing part 2, there's no e-mail because it is only a choice in B1 and B2
False. A letter or an email can be one of the options.
There's no way to improve your listening comprehension
False, watching tv shows, movies or listening to music and podcasts can help you improve.
You should focus on watching British movies so you'll improve your listening comprehension and pronunciation.
False, you'll need different accents and registers.
Accurate spelling is the most important skill in the writing test
False, it is important but you should consider content, language, communicative achievement and organisation equally.
In the listening test you'll hear each recording twice
True
You don't have to study to pass, it'll be ok if you watch Tiktoks in English
False!!! Did you think that was going to work?
In writing part 2, you should write a letter to the examiner asking for an A and glue a 5€ bill on your answer sheet.
NO!!! JUST NO!!
Proofreading is for losers
False. Proofreading is essential to be cool and pass!!
Writing should be about 220-260 words
True
