The following skills are the traditional English reading skills taught throughout the world. There are sub-skills related to these Macro-reading skills, but we will deal with those and their relatedness …
Select Missing Word: Remember the ‘beep’ will sound at the end of the last sentence spoken. You will have only 2 or 3 of these tasks on the test. For …
Know the structure of the Listening Part of the CELPIP Exam Each task starts with a ‘pre-listening statement’ or general information about the audio recording you are about to listen …
Multiple Choice Multiple-Choice questions seek just one correct answer from a variety of possible answers. Exam takers have to be aware of all the possible ways in which the …
The English Phonetic Alphabet. EPA is fun and easy to use because it has only computer keyboard symbols and letters that represent the sounds you expect them to make. It …
Multiple Choice Single Answer: Remember, you will have 2 or 3 of these tasks on the exam. You get 1 mark if you are correct and zero marks if you …
3. Inferential questions Inferential questions are easily identifiable by their wording. When questions use words like ‘most likely’ or ‘likely’, ‘most probably’ or ‘probably’, ‘implies’, ‘can tell’, seem(s), and ‘next’, …
IELTS LISTENING Section 1: conversation – 2 people Section 2: talk – 1 person Section 3: conversation – up to 4 people Section 4: lecture – 1 person *approx. …
The Passive Voice Active sentence: A sentence generally begins with the performer of the action (subject), then the verb, then the object or person that the action is performed on. …
Multiple Choice Multiple Answer: Remember there will be 2-3 answers that are correct, but there is negative marking! You will get 2 or 3 of these tasks on the exam. …