@@danieldonascimentoaraujo3221 hello I got 380 in listening I mainly focused on part A and C then automatically I was doing good in part B. For part A I suggest you to read and understand as soon as possible and if time permits try to predict and never waste time on doubt answer, you may miss the next one. For part C I felt, if I read and try to understand at-least something out of that question and options in that given 90 seconds I was able to scoring mostly 10/12 while practising so I tried my best to be fast in reading and in understanding the meaning as much as possible. For part B I was trying to read and understand 2 questions with options in the first given time so that I was able to be ready for the next question. Some time the given time won’t be enough to understand the difference between the options so it’s better to practice 1 step forward. In short - 1 step forward in reading and understanding will help you score the best . While practising I was getting above 420 but on the day of exam I missed 4-5 answers in part A. Try your best for part A in listening and reading There is a high chance of scoring above 350 All the very best God bless you 😊
@@docnasir Thank you for your reply. To clarify, I was referring to using Control+C for copying and Control+P for pasting. I have heard that some individuals use these shortcuts for both reading and writing. According to your response, they are available for reading but not for writing, which is helpful information.
Tell your tutor to get English lessons or go teach him yourself. Which" is not an informal word; it is a standard part of the English language used in both formal and informal contexts. It is a pronoun or determiner used to introduce a question or to specify one or more items from a known set.
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I got my results and passed in all 4 sub-tests.
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@@divig8277 any clues for listening test ?
@@danieldonascimentoaraujo3221 hello
I got 380 in listening
I mainly focused on part A and C then automatically I was doing good in part B.
For part A I suggest you to read and understand as soon as possible and if time permits try to predict and never waste time on doubt answer, you may miss the next one.
For part C I felt, if I read and try to understand at-least something out of that question and options in that given 90 seconds I was able to scoring mostly 10/12 while practising so I tried my best to be fast in reading and in understanding the meaning as much as possible.
For part B I was trying to read and understand 2 questions with options in the first given time so that I was able to be ready for the next question. Some time the given time won’t be enough to understand the difference between the options so it’s better to practice 1 step forward.
In short - 1 step forward in reading and understanding will help you score the best .
While practising I was getting above 420 but on the day of exam I missed 4-5 answers in part A.
Try your best for part A in listening and reading
There is a high chance of scoring above 350
All the very best
God bless you 😊
@@divig8277 thank you very much
Thank sir
i v heard that copy paste is available in writing and reading part A , in computer based test.
How accurate is that ?
In reading not writing
@@docnasir
Thank you for your reply. To clarify, I was referring to using Control+C for copying and Control+P for pasting. I have heard that some individuals use these shortcuts for both reading and writing. According to your response, they are available for reading but not for writing, which is helpful information.
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Sir, before recommendation paragraph you have used which , my tutor has told me don't use which it's informal word
Tell your tutor to get English lessons or go teach him yourself.
Which" is not an informal word; it is a standard part of the English language used in both formal and informal contexts. It is a pronoun or determiner used to introduce a question or to specify one or more items from a known set.
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