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EXAM TECHNIQUE AND PRACTICE

 LEVEL C 

  • Over thirty years' experience at Malaga's Official School of Languages giving old Revalida, then Ciclo Superior and finally Level C, equivalent to Advanced and Proficiency.
  • Classes online.
         (groups 4-6 students) 
  • Interested mail diegoeoimalaga@hotmail.es 

 

 

 

 

Contents 

Reading and Listening Comprehension

  • What are the tricks of comprehension?
  • Why have you answered B and the answer is A, for example?
  • Different types: Multiple Choice, Reintroducing Paragraphs, Answering Questions, Matching.

 

Speaking and Writing

  • Formal and informal
  • What's the difference between expressing ideas and narrate events?
  • Writing from sources (essay - narration -  epistle/letters) applied to different exercises.
  • Including Mediation

 

 

 

 

 


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