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  • FCE- Introduction
    • Lecture1.1
      First (FCE) Exam: General Overview
    • Lecture1.2
      Computer Based Exam Tutorial
    • Lecture1.3
      The Cambridge English Scale: Results
    • Lecture1.4
      FCE Score: How to calculate
    • Lecture1.5
      Preparing for the exam: What should you know?
  • Paper 1- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.1
      Introduction to the Reading and Use of English section of the FCE exam
    • Lecture2.2
      Developing reading skills: skimming, scanning, and reading for detail
    • Lecture2.3
      General Information and Tips- Reading and Use of English- Paper 1
    • Lecture2.4
      Tips: Part 7- Multiple Matching- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.5
      Practice Part 7-Multiple Matching- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.6
      Tips Part 4-Key Word Transformation- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.7
      More Tips Part 4- Key Word Transformation- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.8
      Practice Part 4- Key Word Transformations- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.9
      Tips Part 6- Gapped Text- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.10
      Practice Part 6- Gapped Text- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.11
      Tips Part 3-Word Formation- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.12
      Practice Part 3- Word Formation-Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.13
      Tips Part 5- Multiple Choice- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.14
      Practice Part 5- Multiple Choice- Reading and Use of English-
    • Lecture2.15
      Tips Part 1- Multiple Choice Cloze- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.16
      More Tips Part 1- Multiple Choice Cloze- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.17
      Practice Part 1- Multiple Choice Cloze- Reading and Use of English-
    • Lecture2.18
      Tips Part 2- Open Cloze- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.19
      More Tips Part 2- Open Cloze- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.20
      Practice Part 2- Open Cloze- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.21
      General Overview and Tips- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.22
      General Review- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.23
      Paper 1 Practice- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.24
      More Tips and Practice- Part 1- Multiple Choice Cloze-Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.25
      More Practice- Part 1- Multiple Choice Cloze- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.26
      More Practice- Part 1- Multiple Choice Cloze- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.27
      More Practice- Part 1- Multiple Choice Cloze- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.28
      More Tips and Practice- Part 2- Open Cloze- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.29
      More Tips and Practice- Part 3- Word Formation- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.30
      More Tips and Practice- Part 4-Key Word Transformation-Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.31
      More Practice- Part 4- Key Word Transformation- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.32
      More Practice- Part 4- Key Word Transformation- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.33
      More Practice- Part 4- Key Word Transformation- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.34
      More Tips and Practice- Part 5- Multiple Choice- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.35
      More Practice- Part 5- Multiple Choice- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.36
      More Tips and Practice- Part 6- Gapped Text- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.37
      More Practice- Part 6- Gapped Text- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.38
      More Tips and Practice- Part 7- Multiple Matching- Reading and Use of English
    • Lecture2.39
      Protegido: Sample Paper Test- Reading and Use of English 01 hour 15 min
  • Grammar
    • Lecture3.1
      Dynamic vs Stative Verbs- MN Video- Listening- Grammar Focus
    • Quiz3.1
      Dynamic vs Stative Verbs – Quiz – Practice Focus 10 questions
    • Lecture3.2
      Verb + Gerund- Reading and Writing- Grammar Focus
    • Lecture3.3
      Verb + Infinitive- Reading and Writing- Grammar Focus
    • Lecture3.4
      Verb + Gerund/Infinitive- Reading and Writing- Grammar Focus
    • Lecture3.5
      Verb + Gerund/Infinitive- Reading and Writing- Grammar Focus
    • Lecture3.6
      The Use of Articles (a/an/the)- Reading and Writing- Grammar Focus
  • Vocabulary
    • Lecture4.1
      Vocabulary development and strategies for word formation and collocations
    • Lecture4.2
      Vocabulary- Learning Tips
    • Lecture4.3
      Collocations- Part 1
    • Lecture4.4
      Collocations- Part 2
    • Lecture4.5
      Collocations- Part 3
    • Lecture4.6
      Collocations- Part 4
    • Lecture4.7
      Collocations- Part 5
    • Lecture4.8
      Prefixes and Suffixes- Part 1
    • Lecture4.9
      Word Formation -“-ed” vs “-ing”
    • Lecture4.10
      Phrasal Verbs (1): meanings and types
    • Lecture4.11
      Phrasal Verbs (2): Separability
  • Paper 2- Writing
    • Lecture5.1
      Writing- Preparing for the exam
    • Lecture5.2
      Writing- Some Common Questions
    • Lecture5.3
      Writing- Dos and Don’ts
    • Lecture5.4
      Writing- How is FCE Writing Scored?
    • Lecture5.5
      Informal Letter/Email- Writing Guide
    • Lecture5.6
      Informal Email/Letter- Sample and Tips
    • Lecture5.7
      Informal Letter or Email-Tips/Sample questions and answers
    • Lecture5.8
      Informal Email/Letter- Sample and Practice
    • Lecture5.9
      Formal Email/Letter – Steps to Writing
    • Lecture5.10
      Letter of Application- Writing Guide
    • Lecture5.11
      Letter of Application- Understanding and Model
    • Lecture5.12
      Letter of Application- Sample and Practice
    • Lecture5.13
      Letter of Application-Writing Topics- Practice
    • Lecture5.14
      Formal and Semi-formal Letter/ Email- Tips and Samples
    • Lecture5.15
      Email/Letter General Writing Guide
    • Lecture5.16
      Article- Steps to Writing
    • Lecture5.17
      Article- Writing Guide,Tips and Sample Questions and Answers
    • Lecture5.18
      Article- How to Write an Article- Video
    • Lecture5.19
      Article- Writing Topics- Practice
    • Lecture5.20
      Essay- Writing Guide
    • Lecture5.21
      Writing Essays for the FCE- Types and Organization
    • Lecture5.22
      Essay- Writing Guide, Tips and Sample Questions and Answers
    • Lecture5.23
      Essay- Tips and Samples
    • Lecture5.24
      Essay- Samples,Tips, and Practice
    • Lecture5.25
      Review- Writing Guide, Tips, and Sample Questions and Answers
    • Lecture5.26
      Review- Steps to Writing and Tips
    • Lecture5.27
      Review- Tips and Sample
    • Lecture5.28
      Review- Tips and Sample
    • Lecture5.29
      Review- Sample Questions- Practice
    • Lecture5.30
      Report- First Steps to Writing a Report
    • Lecture5.31
      Report- Writing Guide
    • Lecture5.32
      Report- Writing Sample Questions-Practice
    • Lecture5.33
      Writing-10 B2 First Writing Exam Tips
    • Lecture5.34
      Writing- B2 First Writing Checklist
    • Lecture5.35
      Protegido: Writing- B2 First Writing Sample Paper Test Parts 1 and 2 01 hour 20 min
    • Lecture5.36
      Writing Essays- 5 most common mistakes
  • Paper 3- Listening
    • Lecture6.1
      FCE Listening- Introduction and General Tips
    • Lecture6.2
      FCE Listening- Do’s and Dont’s
    • Lecture6.3
      FCE Listening Tips- Part 1- Multiple Choice
    • Lecture6.4
      Listening Practice- Part 1- Multiple Choice
    • Lecture6.5
      Listening Practice- Part 1- Multiple Choice
    • Lecture6.6
      Listening Practice- Part 1- Multiple Choice
    • Lecture6.7
      FCE Listening Tips- Part 2- Sentence Completion
    • Lecture6.8
      Listening Practice- Part 2- Sentence Completion
    • Lecture6.9
      Listening Practice- Part 2- Sentence Completion
    • Lecture6.10
      Listening Practice- Part 2- Sentence Completion
    • Lecture6.11
      FCE Listening Tips- Part 3- Multiple Matching
    • Lecture6.12
      Listening Practice- Part 3- Multiple Matching
    • Lecture6.13
      Listening Practice- Part 3- Multiple Matching
    • Lecture6.14
      Listening Practice- Part 3- Multiple Matching
    • Lecture6.15
      Listening Practice- Part 3- Multiple Matching
    • Lecture6.16
      FCE Listening Tips- Part 4- Multiple Choice
    • Lecture6.17
      Listening Practice- Part 4- Multiple Choice
    • Lecture6.18
      Listening Practice- Part 4- Multiple Choice
    • Lecture6.19
      Listening Practice- Part 4- Multiple Choice
    • Lecture6.20
      Protegido: Listening- Sample Paper Test 1
    • Lecture6.21
      Protegido: Listening- Sample Paper Test 2
  • Paper 4- Speaking
    • Lecture7.1
      Varieties of English
    • Lecture7.2
      Speaking- Preparing for the exam
    • Lecture7.3
      Speaking- Some More Tips
    • Lecture7.4
      Speaking- Some Common Questions
    • Lecture7.5
      Speaking- Do’s and Don’ts
    • Lecture7.6
      Speaking- Examiners Comments
    • Lecture7.7
      Speaking- Exam Assessment
    • Lecture7.8
      Speaking Part 2- Exam Tips and Practice
    • Lecture7.9
      Speaking Part 2- Practice
    • Lecture7.10
      Speaking Part 2- Practice
    • Lecture7.11
      Speaking Part 3- Exam Tips and Practice
    • Lecture7.12
      Speaking Parts 3 and 4-Exam Tips and Practice
    • Lecture7.13
      Speaking Part 1- Exam Tips and Practice
    • Lecture7.14
      Speaking Part 1- Practice
    • Lecture7.15
      Speaking Part 1- Practice
    • Lecture7.16
      Speaking Exam Review
    • Lecture7.17
      Speaking Test Practice
  • Topic Related Activities
    • Lecture8.1
      Young People Talk About Healthy Lifestyles- Authentic Video
    • Lecture8.2
      The Daily Life of an American Teenager- Authentic Video
    • Lecture8.3
      7 Things I learned in 7 Years of Reading, Writing, and Living
    • Lecture8.4
      5 Crazy Ways Social Media is Changing your Brain- Authentic Video

    First (FCE) Exam: General Overview

    B2 First is a qualification for learners who have an upper-intermediate level of English.

    √ It tests your knowledge and ability in English at Level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR)

    ✔It is accepted by thousands of institutions and employers around the world as evidence that you can use spoken and written English for study, work and life.

    ✔It is based on extensive research to make sure that each paper is the right length and the right level, so your exam result will reflect your abilities fairly and accurately.

    ✔is designed to show your ability to use English in a range of different ways.

     

    ?What can a B2 Level student do?

    ?B2 level is one of the CEFR levels described by the Council of Europe. According to the CEFR, it means you have the capacity to achieve most goals and express yourself on a range of topics:

      • You can show visitors around and give a detailed description of a place.
      • You can understand the main ideas of complex text on both concrete and abstract topics, including technical discussions in his/her field of specialisation.
      • You can interact with a degree of fluency and spontaneity that makes regular interaction with native speakers quite possible without strain for either party.
      • You can produce clear, detailed text on a wide range of subjects and explain a viewpoint on a topical issue giving the advantages and disadvantages of various options.

    ?The First Certificate in English is the most important of the Cambridge exams.

    ?What is the Cambridge First format?

    ?The exam has four papers. Each one is equally important.

      1. Reading & Use of English– (1 hour 15 minutes): This paper tests your reading skills, such as reading for detail or understanding how a text is organised, and your knowledge and use of a range of vocabulary and grammar.
      2. Writing–  (1 hour 20 minutes): This paper tests the content, communicative achievement, organisation and language of your written English.
      3. Listening– (40 minutes): This paper tests real-life listening skills, such as listening for general meaning, information, opinion or detail.
      4. Speaking– (14 minutes): This tests your ability to interact with other speakers, how you organise your ideas, your pronunciation and your use of grammar and vocabulary.

    Do I need to pass all four papers?

    No, it’s possible to pass the exam if you do well in some papers but not in every paper. For example, if you do very well in Reading and Use of English, Writing and Listening, but you don’t do very well in Speaking, it’s still possible to pass the exam. What’s the difference between taking the exam on paper or on a computer? The content of the exams is the same, the scoring is the same and the final certificate is the same. Cambridge English offers two versions of the exam (paper-based and computer-based) just so you have more choice and flexibility in how you take it.

    ?How can you register?

    To register for your Cambridge English exam, you will need to find an authorised exam centre. There are over 2,800 centres in 130 countries around the world.

    ?What are the two types of exam?

    ?Paper-based

    ?Computer-based exams

    ?You can choose which one you prefer.

    ?What about the scores?

    Score: A, B, C (pass), D, E or U (fail).

    ?FCE A grade pass is accepted for entry to some universities.

    Your scores for (Paper 1 (Reading) + Paper 1 (Use of English) + Paper 2 + Paper 3 + Paper 4) ÷ 5 = your exam result!

    ?When can I take the test?

    The FCE test can be taken most months in either paper-based or computer-based format.

    Paper-Based: The paper-based test can be taken in March, May, June, August and December.

    Computer Based: The computer-based test can be taken in February, April, July, August and November.

    What’s the difference between taking the exam on paper or on a computer? The content of the exams is the same, the scoring is the same and the final certificate is the same. Cambridge English offers two versions of the exam (paper-based and computer-based) just so you have more choice and flexibility in how you take it.

    ?Not all test centres will administer both types of test. In Goiânia you can only do the paper-based format. If you wish to take the computer-based format you have to take in other cities of Brazil. The nearest center is in Brasília.

    ?How much does it cost to take FCE?

    Fees are set by test centres. Expect to pay around €160 euros.

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