Author: ELT News
Unlike listening comprehension, reading comprehension is not something for which our brains have evolved. Whereas oral comprehension seems to…... Read more.
C2 Level exams are mainly about vocabulary. Vocabulary is built brick by brick. Learning one new word leads to learning…... Read more.
Sometimes, even at Proficiency level, L1 interference - the influence of the Greek way of thinking in the way…... Read more.
With so many examinations on the market nowadays, we are frequently asked why students should choose the ESB C2…... Read more.
The recognition of proficient acquisition of the English as a Foreign Language is officially assessed and distinguished into as set…... Read more.
It concerns your broader preparation for the exam and not just doing past papers. Indeed, how boring and fruitless it would be…... Read more.
It was not that long ago when “listening activities” in the EFL classroom conjured images of CD players that would…... Read more.
1) Pens and Pencils Some exams require the use of PENS, while others have to be completed in PENCIL. Make…... Read more.
Listening, reading, speaking and writing: these, as every language teacher knows, are the “four skills”. I expect that most language…... Read more.
Tests can be powerful instruments of educational policy; thus testing can be seen as a political activity entailing tactics, intrigue…... Read more.