C1 cae Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This document contains everything from the Cambridge English Complete Advanced C1 student's book that is relevant to the exam. I also added extra useful information such as irregular verbs. If you study and learn this document properly, you sure will pass the exam!

CAE word list.

CAE word list

CAE word list

This exam is perfect if you want to practice the hardest topics that are taught during C1 level, as well as practising some also commonly troubling parts of the CAE exam. (everything is corrected and there are some feedback notes by the teacher)

You work as an environmentalist and are asked to write a report on how the new city shopping centre impacts nature. Here is a report rewarded with C2 that should help you understand how to write better reports for your exam

Your class has watched a panel discussion on the areas which have benefited from the internet. You have made the notes in the image. Write an essay for your tutor discussing two of the areas in your notes. You should identify which area has benefited more from the internet, giving reasons for your choice. You may, if you wish, make use of the opinions expressed in the discussion, but you should use your own words as far as possible. Essay rewarded with C1 to help you understand how to im...

Activities for homework to practise adjectives ending in -ed and -ing, practise paper.

Acceptable Risk - answerA type of risk that revolves around the business impact that would be experienced if certain risks became realized. The loss is deemed to be acceptable; no additional controls are warranted. Acceptable Risk Level - answerA risk level derived from an organizations' legal and regulatory compliance responsibilities, its threat profile, and its business drivers and impacts. Adequate Control - answerA level of control that is present if management has planned and organi...

This document shows at a glance the structure and desired content of the exam parts of C1 CAE Cambridge Advanced English writing. Each section shows whether you should use a title and sub-headings and what content the examiners want you to include in the sections. Also, at the bottom there is some extra information to take into account, such as the maximum number of paragraphs or the writing style you need to use.