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B2 FCEReading & Use of English · Part 1 untimed

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Multiple ChoiceOpen ClozeWord FormationKey Word TransformationLong TextMultiple MatchingCross MatchingMissing SentencesMissing ParagraphsPeople MatchingSigns & NoticesGapped TextExtractsPicturesEssaysReports & proposalsReviewsFormal lettersSpeaking long turnCollaborative taskPhrasal verbsCollocationsConditionalsInversion
Missing SentencesMissing ParagraphsPeople MatchingSigns & NoticesGapped TextExtractsPicturesEssaysReports & proposalsReviewsFormal lettersSpeaking long turnCollaborative taskPhrasal verbsCollocationsConditionalsInversionMultiple ChoiceOpen ClozeWord FormationKey Word TransformationLong TextMultiple MatchingCross Matching
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B2 First · Writing Part 1 · Essay168 words

In my opinion, cities should invest more in public transport. Firstly, it reduces traffic, which is a major problem in most big cities. What is more, it is far cheaper for families than owning a car. On the other hand, some people argue that buses are slow and unreliable. However, this could be solved with dedicated lanes…

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Cambridge subscales

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  • Communicative Achievement4/5
  • Organisation3/5
  • Language4/5

Overall

78%

Pass · Grade B

1,116 Use of English tasks

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B2 First · Part 2 · Open cloze

It’s no use worryingto worryworryworriedworrying about it now — what’s done is done.

Why: after “it’s no use” we need the -ing form. The infinitive is the trap.

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1:12 / 3:40

3. What does the woman regret most?

  • ANot travelling more
  • BChoosing the wrong course
  • CLeaving her first job

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  • Multiple-choice cloze91%
  • Open cloze84%
  • Word formation62%
  • Key word transformation58%

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    Cambridge English Scale ≈ 168

    Upper-intermediate · confident

    • Reading74%
    • Use of English61%
    • Listening80%

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    B2 First · Use of English · Part 3 word formation

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    B2 First · R&UoE · Part 2 · Open cloze

    07:32

    The village of Hallsands, which once stood on the Devon coast, disappeared almost overnight in 1917. Locals had warned 10 years that dredging offshore would strip the beach 11 its protective shingle — and one January storm proved them right. Today, 12 remains of the village can be seen from the cliff path.

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    Exam tip · Part 2 gaps are almost always grammar words: prepositions, articles, auxiliaries, relatives. Read the whole sentence first.
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