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B2 FCE Exam Review

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    First certificate in English by cambridge
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  • How long do you have to complete the writing session of the exam?
    80'
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  • How many pieces of writing will you have to do?
    2
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  • Name 4 things your evaluator will look at in your writing.
    Content (did you write about the right thing?), how formal/informal it is, organization (sentences, paragraphs), language (vocabulary, sentence structure)
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  • The first writing task will always be an...
    essay where you have to give your opinion.
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  • The second writing task will be...
    an article, an email, a letter, a report/story, or a review.
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  • Should you try to use linking words (however, whereas, firstly, secondly, etc.) in your writing? Why or why not?
    Yes, because...
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  • What are the parts you should include in an essay?
    Title*, introduction, body of the essay, conclusion
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  • What are the parts you should include in an article?
    Title!!!, introduction, main body, conclusion
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  • What are the parts you should include in an e-mail?
    introduction, main body, conclusion
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  • Give 5 examples of expressions saying what people think (general opinions)
    some people feel that... others argue that.... another point of view is... It is widely believed that... It is generally agreed that...
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  • Give 3 examples of phrases expressing your opinion (I think, In my opinion don't count!)
    I personally feel that... I firmly believe that... I partly agree that... My personal view is that...
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  • 3 expressions: adding information
    Another point is... What's more... In addition... Furthermore... Moreover....
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  • 3 expressions: conclusion
    to conclude... to sum up... in conclusion... on balance... all in all... taking everything into account,...
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  • 3 expressions: contrast
    on the one hand / on the other hand... on the negative/positive side... some people.../others, however,.... however.... Nevertheless... Although...
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  • Give an example how to begin an e-mail
    Thanks for your email. / It was great to hear from you. / ...sound amazing/horrible
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  • Give an example how to end an email
    I hope that's useful/helpful... Let me know... Hope to see you/hear from you soon
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