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Hi there, it depends on many factors. One of them, knowledge. For some people could be easy, but for other ones could be quite hard to get it. It also depends on your practice, some people know how to speak English, but when they are in the exam, they cannot say a word, just because they haven't practiced. Sure! we run different training programs for the MET. Just click on the links in the description box to contact me.

@@yulayalatutor6532 hi there! let me know one more thing that how the exam is rated to get 52 out of 50 questions in listening.

​@@nyanlin4020sure! in order to get a score of 52 in the listening of the MET, you need to get approximately 70% of the answers right.

@@VickyJohn-h4p because of little time, my suggestion is to get familiarized with the test. Get as much info as possible about it, and try to do a practice test. Hope it goes well!

@@yulayalatutor6532 yeah because university told me they are taking Duolingo test before but now they replaced my test with MET I'm really afraid because I don't know what to do and English is not my native language and how I'm able to get 300marks and I just prepare for Duolingo test

@@yulayalatutor6532 from where I get the practice test I really want to do the practice test and I want to know my level

Hi @latest6082 , Listening and Reading are evaluated on computer. Each correct answer adds to the final score for its section; points are not deducted for wrong answers. Writing and Speaking are rated based on the exam rubrics/criteria stablished by MET. In upcoming videos, I will be explaining some details about the score criteria.

@yulayalatutor6532 Thank you very much ,please do I will appreciate. You are doing great

Hi @@latest6082, Listening and Reading are evaluated on computer. Each correct answer adds to the final score for its section; points are not deducted for wrong answers. Writing and Speaking are rated based on the exam rubrics/criteria stablished by MET. In upcoming videos, I will be explaining some details about the score criteria.

Hi there! As far as I can remember, the time wasn't split. However, as I mentioned in one of my videos, that was a mistake I made (not to pay attention to the listening time). Here the link: th-cam.com/video/jw2yoLOzmVA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=KqJ1yurYafrXsEEc

1. An image about an event 2 and 3. Talk about small gatherings and big parties. 4. Advantages and disadvantages 5. Talk about renewing or demolishing a building in my city. I will be talking about it in the next videos!

@@yulayalatutor6532 muchas gracias!!!

Hi Jonatan, sure! Option C (yet) is the right answer. Option A (still) is not correct because still is used in simple tenses (not perfect tenses) and it is usually used in affirmative (not in negative sentences). Option B (already) is not correct because it is usually used in affirmative sentences (not in negative). Option D doesn't match with the sentences, so it is incorrect. If you may feel confused, you want to learn more about the exam and get more material to be ready for your test, we have some MET courses available. Some spots are opened every month. Just contact me through any social media.

On my way is the correct expression to be used when you are moving towards a place. In order to access to my complete MET course. Contact me at www.esyacademy.com cheers!

@@yulayalatutor6532 tks 🫰🏻

HI! you just missed one or two more correct answers in order to achieve B2 (53). Cheers!

Sure! 7: it is a negative adverb. When we use negative adverbs, we need to use in the first place the adverb and later on an auxiliary. In this case, not only goes first, ARE goes afterwards. 20: it is an inifinitive verb. When we use inifinitive verbs such as, need, want, hope, or decide and a verb, we need to use TO. i.e I want TO eat. I plan TO stay. I decide TO help. +57 3193976182 reach us to have one-to-one tutoring in case you need.

Hi, I think you mixed up answers. Question 18. Answer B: at my self / Question 19. Answer D: Anything.

Yeah, some of them have been taken from actual tests, or adapted. Of course, there are some easy questions, but others are difficult for some people. It depends on knowledge.

Keep on trying. What topics or questions were difficult?

Have you taken it yet

In my opinion, MET is easier than TOEFL itp in terms of time and vocabulary. However, compared to TOEFL IBT, it is just different as they evaluate differently each skill.

@@yulayalatutor6532 thank you so much. I haven’t tried both of them yet but my company accepts all. Thanks

@@yulayalatutor6532 hi. Is this easier than ielts or OET? Thanks

good try

Did you take?