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Summary of 9 pages for the course CELPIP at CELPIP (Vocabulary)

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CELPIP
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Your WES Reference Number is 5908902

CELPIP:

Writing Tips:
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#1 - Clear structure & Plan
#2 - Proper Grammer and range of vocabulary
#3 - Use of Complex sentences
#4 - Review

Formal Sample: It is a great honour to be able to state at this time, with the
utmost sincerity, that I have always felt that xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I hope we are able to arrive at a resolution to this problem by end of this week at
the latest, without my having to take any further steps

Thank you for considering my concerns, and I look forward to hearing about the
actions taken to alleviate this situation.

Informal Survey response to Manager:
- I think it's great that you are giving us all a chance to provide some
feedback on this issue.
- I appreciate the opportunity to provide input on this issue.

Review:
- level of formality suit the situation
- Slang or abbrevation or informal
- right tone

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Speaking Tips:
#1 - Always extract from own life than makeup.
#2 - Concentrate on Grammer, Vocabulary and prompt
#3 - Use own words without repitation
#4 - Test your tone, pace and volume before taking test
#5 - Use full time, informative and complete

Speaking: 8 Tasks in 20 minutes. With 30 sec of prep time and 60 sec of speaking
time.
1. Giving advice. (speaking time - 90 sec)
Imagine as like you are talking in phone to give advice to X. Hi Mary, How
have you been ?
Provide 2 to 3 suggestions [Sentence can start with => If I were you /
Another thing you could do / One final idea is ]
[First of all / Next thing / It might be worth
considering ]
Give practical example or reason for each suggestion
Appropriate tone to be helpful and thoughtful.
End note: Anyway, there’s my two cents (input, advise)


2. Talking about personal experience. (Past Tense)
Include descriptive details
Try to get your listener to feel how you felt.

3. Describe a scene in the picture (Present tense)
Positional prepositions [to, at, next to, beside, behind, between,

, below, in front of]
Background / Foreground.

4. Making Predictions (future tense)
Will , Could , Might , Likely that , gonna / going to

5. Comparing and persuading
I would go with /

6. Dealing with difficult situation.
I hope you can understand that...
I think we can all agree that ...
Let's try to look at it this way ...

7. Expressing Opinions (speaking time - 90 sec)

8. Describing an unusual situation
Can finish with expression -> Better to show than tell

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Listening Tips:
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#1 - Take notes
#2 - Keep listening if you don't understand word / phrase / sentence. Keep moving
if you can't answer
#3 - Few have set time for answer one question. Few have set time for bunch of
question (you can revisit)
#4 - Make sure you answered before moving to next part of listening

Question Types: Overall picture | Specific detail | Inference

Part 1: Problem Solving (2 spk) - 3 parts - each part will have 2-3 questions
[Listen the Question and answer choice appears on the screen] [8 Questions]
Part 2: Daily life conversation (2 spk) - 1 part - 5-6 quns[Listen the Question and
answer choice appears on the screen] [5 Questions]
Part 3: Specialized knowledge (2 spk) - 1 part - [Listen the Question and answer
choice appears on the screen] [6 Questions]
Part 4: Listening to a News Item [One Speaker | 1.5 Minutes | 5 Qns appear] | [All
questions appears on the screen with choices] [5 Questions]
Notes for W questions
Part 5: Video clip (3 spk) [All questions appears on the screen with choices] [8
Questions]
Part 6: News Item - Multiple points of view (1 spk) [All questions appears on the
screen with choices] [6 Questions]

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Reading Tips:
#1 - Skimming & Scanning (not to read every word)
#2 - skip word if you don't understand or no clue with context
#3 - No Penalty

Reading Patern:
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1. Reading Correspondence - 11 Qns / 11 Minutes
2. Reading to apply Diagram - 8 Qns / 9 Minutes
3. Reading for Information - 9 Qns / 10 Minutes

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