- Understanding CAE results
- Sample papers
- CAE listening exercises
- Sample papers
| - Key word transformations 1 & Answers - Key word transformations 2 with answers (Click where it says "Pobierz") |
| - CAE Use of English test |
For more CAE test exercises you might want to have a look at these links:
Since January 2015 there are four parts to the CAE exam:
Paper
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Content
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Marks (% of total)
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Purpose
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| Reading + Use of English (1 hour 30minutes) |
8 parts/56 questions | 40% | Shows you can deal confidently with different types of text, such as fiction, newspapers and magazines. Tests your use of English with different types of exercise that show how well you can control your grammar and vocabulary. |
| Writing (1 hour 30 minutes) |
2 parts | 20% | You create two different pieces of writing, such as articles, essays, letters, proposals, reports and reviews. |
| Listening (about 40 minutes) |
4 parts/30 questions | 20% | Tests your ability to follow and understand a range of spoken materials such as interviews, radio broadcasts, presentations, talks and everyday conversations. |
| Speaking (15 minutes per pair of candidates) |
4 parts | 20% | Tests your ability to
communicate effectively in face-to-face situations. You will take the
Speaking test with another candidate. |
Grading scale
A candidate scoring 200 to 210 will receive a grade A and they will receive a Cambridge English: Advanced certificate stating that they demonstrated ability at Level C2. The maximum achievable score for Cambridge English: Advanced is 210.Candidates with scores from 193 to 199 will receive a grade B. Those scoring 180 up to 192 will receive a grade C. These candidates will receive a Cambridge English: Advanced certificate at Level C1. Cambridge English Scale
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