Genre: eLearning | MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: aac, 48000 Hz
Language: English | Size: 5.76 GB | Duration: 7h 19m
What you'll learn
Prepare yourself for the B1 Preliminary exam with general tips The most common topics in the Cambridge B1 exam. How to interact with the another candidate during the Speaking exam How to manage nerves during the Speaking exam. Commonly mispronounced English words Pronunciation of L sounds (Dark L and Light L) Pronunciation of "ED" endings (simple past verbs) Write appropriate emails, stories and articles for B1 level. Structure and tips to pass the Listening exam with high marks Structure and tips to pass the Reading exam with high marks
Requirements
You should be able to understand spoken Spanish, as 85% of the course is taught in Spanish You should be able to read and understand basic English (A2 level - Common European Framework of Reference - CEFR) You are looking forward to passing a B1 Preliminary Cambridge Exam soon A computer, a tablet or a phone with good speakers or headphones.
Description
Description
If you want the B1 Preliminary clearly explained, you're in the right place! In this course, we will go through the structure of one of the Intermediate Cambridge English Qualifications, looking into each part, and each task in detail. You will be able to REALLY understand what examiners want from you, as all important information will be given in Spanish (so you make sure there are no misunderstandings or unclear tips).
The course has a very easy language practical approach, different from the average preparation you can find in books. We will raise important questions not often talked about in general courses, such as "how to deal with the other candidate" (what to do if I cannot understand the candidate, if they speak too fast/too much, etc) and "how to manage your time and nerves". You will also find an entire pronunciation lesson focused on important words/sounds commonly mispronounced by Spanish speakers.
In the Writing lesson, you will find useful sentences that can be used at the beginning of each paragraph, helping you save time to really focus on the content of the texts. In the Listening and Reading parts, valuable tips will be given for you to understand the structure and be better prepared to pass your exam with high marks.
Who this course is for:
This course is for learners who are preparing themselves to take the B1 Preliminary Cambridge Exam. If you need to obtain a B1 level to finish your University studies or get a better job, this course may be for you!
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