CAE - Cambridge Advanced - exam tips

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CAE Report- Hints!

* Begin by stating the purpose of your report.
* You may use invented statistics to provide a succinct summary of your results.

Use a clear layout:

- Headings. They will make it clear that your report is not an essay or review.
- Lists of numbered points or bullets where appropriate. (DON'T overdo it, though. If you use them in more than one section, you won't be able to show the full range of structures and vocabulary you know.)
- Divide your report into sections according to the input.

* Develop the ideas in the task input.
* Include a sentence summarising your opinion at the beginning of the final section of your report.
* Use an impersonal, formal style.

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Writing- time management

You have 90 minutes to write 2 texts. Both texts will be about the same length, and are worth the same number of points. Obviously, you should spend the same amount of time on each!

Spend as much time planning as possible, since it makes everything else easier!
This is how you could do it:

Planning - 10 minutes (I've made a video about the planning process - it's in section 8 below.)
Writing - 25 minutes
Checking - 10 minutes

TRY!

How to Schedule Your Time?

Set a regular time to do your scheduling – at the start of every week or month, for example. Include your CAE preparation in it!

There are a number of different tools to choose from. A simple and easy way to keep a schedule is to use a pen and paper, organizing your time using a weekly planner.

You can also use apps and software such as Google Calendar®, MS Outlook® and Business Calendar. Choose a scheduling tool that suits your situation, the current structure of your job, your personal taste, and your budget.

The most important thing when choosing your planner is that it lets you enter data easily, and allows you to view an appropriate span of time (day/week/month) in the level of detail that you need.

It really helps! :)