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The value of a video of this depth is in helping test takers practice and compare their own responses with real examples presented here by EnglishforCanada. After watching other youtubers, one can realize that what we have here is a full preparation class from start to end. Do you agree?
thanks so much for the tips, and listening to actual response made me a little bit more confident in my speaking skills, since most of the sample responses are generated voice and not actual speakers.
I'll have to create more tips videos! One suggestion for now is to create organized notes going from top to bottom. Also pay attention to the speakers' emotions, intonation, and even what they're wearing in the video! One of the hardest parts about the CELPIP listening test is that you don't get an opportunity to read the questions before you listen to the audio passages. That's why note taking is so important. I do have another video on my channel with some tips for the CELPIP listening test - check it out :)
Question of the day 💡Do you find it harder to speak in formal or informal situations? Let us know in the comments below! 👇 Get 50% off our CLB 9 CELPIP course today! A jam-packed self-study program that includes 2 official paid practice tests ➡ courses.englishforcanada.com/courses/CELPIP?coupon=50OFF
The value of a video of this depth is in helping test takers practice and compare their own responses with real examples presented here by EnglishforCanada. After watching other youtubers, one can realize that what we have here is a full preparation class from start to end. Do you agree?
thanks so much for the tips, and listening to actual response made me a little bit more confident in my speaking skills, since most of the sample responses are generated voice and not actual speakers.
thanks maria the values of your video so excellent and very knowledgeable
Hey,
Keep up the good work!
Could you please make a short video on writing component of celpip?
It'll be helpful.
Thanks!!
Will do! ❤ Thanks for watching!
How can i speak well?
I never practised reading, speaking and writing. Always for 9... but that damn listening never higher then 8...
I'll have to create more tips videos! One suggestion for now is to create organized notes going from top to bottom. Also pay attention to the speakers' emotions, intonation, and even what they're wearing in the video! One of the hardest parts about the CELPIP listening test is that you don't get an opportunity to read the questions before you listen to the audio passages. That's why note taking is so important. I do have another video on my channel with some tips for the CELPIP listening test - check it out :)