C1 Listening Exercise - Cambridge Test Prep

[@Bringlese]

So according to everyone in the comments this is waaaay to easy to be a C1 exercise... but don't blame me! This is straight from the Cambridge website (link in description). I'll make more challenging listening videos in the future!

[@MD-rn5ho]

Good afternoon sear!please could show me the sites of training English listening comprehension for passing the test in Algerian language solution to get the best score which helps me to go with my children to Otawa

[@MD-rn5ho]

Thank you sir so kind of you I want to pass the exams for the second time to get C1 for the qualification for Otawa with my childres

[@gioq4702]

I have recently taken the British Council English Test on the smartphone app... it takes 35 minutes and it's not even THAT hard.. but... I could only score C1... so I asked my English friend to take it as well and he couldn't score C2 either! some of the answers seem to be ambiguous... there seems to be elements of an IQ test rather than strictly Language. Would you like to have a go at it? You can find it on the Play Store. ciao :) ps I don't have elements to judge the grammar and vocabulary part... there is no way to review it. But what frustrates me is that I do have a 100% understanding of the reading and listening but could not score 100% (C2)

[@federica368]

If this is a C1 level listening exercise I have nothing to worry about 😂

[@carlottasall1583]

FeDe RiCa infatti non è così. Il listening del C1 è complesso.

[@areswalker5647]

@@carlottasall1583 l'unica difficoltà-ma enorme!- che ho riscontrato nel listening del c1 è stata la mancanza di tempo tra l'ascolto e la lettura delle opzioni disponibili da scegliere. Non ci sono pause e praticamente devi fare tre compiti contemporaneamente (ascoltare, leggere le molte e disposte in colonne diverse opzioni e scegliere quelle giuste) e se hai difficoltà di concentrazione o col multitasking sei fritto

[@jamesmiller2521]

Bullshit preparation tests are nothing like real tests 😂

[@Tiaggus]

Yes, but try it in real exam conditions.

[@franciscoantoniomoralesher2934]

Yep, it cannot be C1 level, the answer is pretty obvious.

[@megaraph5551]

Me: an English speaker who wants to learn Italian. Also me: C1 English test, interesting

[@lordvenom4419]

Same i want to learn italian

[@elisacoclite6140]

I laughed at this far too much

[@Gio_YGM]

What if you do my CAE test the 12th September and I teach you basic Italian?

[@adamquark7515]

I mean, I don't wanna brag, but I find hard to believe that this is a C1 level listening test. I scored a 100% and I've never needed to look at the text. Not only was I able to understand the overall meaning, I was also able to reapeat everything it was said, word by word.

[@Bringlese]

Looks like I gotta make a harder listening exercise for you then ;)

[@banana7105]

Adam Quark periodt

[@ignisvis8867]

same ^^"

[@demeburtini]

I thought the same, cause this looks more simple than B2 listening tests to me

[@clareprv8878]

Bringlese yes please!

[@francescasegatello3724]

Pensavo di essere improvvisamente diventata un genio nell'ascolto... Poi ho letto i commenti

[@chiarasantoro7196]

ahahaha anch'io ahaha

[@sib2682]

Un'altra italiana qwq

[@colonelgoodstep]

un genio della ascolto non so ma una gran sventolona sicuro complimenti.... ps se vuoi anche io parlo inglese posso darti lezioni :) sono anche piu bello e ricco di sto qui hahahah

[@thomastudor4821]

@@colonelgoodstep bruh,occhio che ti risponde col suo cognome,omettendo una L...

[@yassin8036]

Eh anchio, ho ancora l'amaro in bocca dopo aver letto tredicenni con il livello A2 riuscire il test, io alla loro età non sarei stato capace nemmeno a distinguere questo inglese con l'accento troppo british alla lingua cinese lol.. io ora B2+ ho dovuto cercare traduzione di alcune parole che non conoscevo come sweater ad esempio..

[@danielaostuni2582]

I’m sorry but this practice test is definitely too easy for a C1. Might be a B1 instead. I took Cambridge CAE exam 2 years ago and the listening part was a great deal harder to get 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@micheleaureliorucci3496]

Definitevely true

[@nadiaceleste8678]

@@micheleaureliorucci3496 definetely

[@micheleaureliorucci3496]

@@nadiaceleste8678 I think they're both correct, definitevely is just stronger than definitely.

[@nadiaceleste8678]

@@micheleaureliorucci3496 non lo sapevo ma grazie ,c'e' sempre da imparare

[@chiarasantoro7196]

secondo me per A2, perché io sono quasi B2 e non ho avuto problemi continuavo a dirle io e cose in inglese ahaha

[@Roman-vl1fy]

Don’t know how I ended up here. I’m a native English speaker and don’t even know what a C1 English test is. Good luck on learning English!

[@victoriageorgescu8154]

C1 is advanced

I agree with other comments, this is hardly a c1. I took my "first" exam over a decade ago and I remember listening was made with different accents, background noises and a lot more complicated sentences. This sounds like child's play.

[@alezy7645]

Yeah could you take an other test or c2 ?

[@trtsds8901]

I'd say it's a A2, they speak slowly and currently B1 listenings are faster. Btw, what do you mean by "hardly"? It doesnt sound logical to me

[@psichopath3286]

Jesucristo Salvador I think she means that this test isn’t a c1 at all

[@dltbammer6794]

@@trtsds8901 this listening barely/hardly reachs C1 level, meaning it's not close to an advanced level of english !

[@fergonza2362]

Troppo facile con questo accento e parlato così lento, basta uscire da Londra e chiacchierare con qualche inglese per avere 1000 difficoltà in più :)

[@a.n.3199]

Già 🤕

[@scherzi6152]

Hi briller. Im 15 and i scored 100% on that test. It doesn't look like a C1 test to me.

[@alescognamiglio4557]

It's like a demo I guess ahah

[@ratoidaniel1703]

Me too I scored 100% and I’m 14 this test for me it looks like an A2 level

[@marvin-xz6zw]

Yeah same

[@brezzainvernale]

What's your mother tongue, and when did you begin to learn English? What you say it's not very fair, it makes other people feel bad, or stupid... My mother tongue is Italian, we learn German first, then French and only later English... But I have to say: My sister goes by ear, she listen and learns. I can't do it that way, I HAVE to go with grammar all the time... Even if I learnt German as first foreing language I keep on making mistakes with similar sounds (mir VS mich, viele VS vieleN and so on)... Be happy that you have a good ear as well!

[@matteosanturi1643]

Da quando in Italia si impara l'inglese come ultima lingua ahah? Ma dove vivi? In Svizzera?

[@theresaegger6684]

Im german and im learning english and italian you’re the perfect guy 😂

[@immacefariello5064]

I’m studying English and Russian at university and I passed this test without any problem❤️ guys you can do it too! Let’s practice!

[@brezzainvernale]

Wow, Russian! I've heard it's a really hard language to learn... what's your opinion, and how do you learn it? Podcasts? Lessons? Apps? Or thorough all of them?

[@hajarchakir7147]

If this is a C1 Level I must be a D2 then. that was suspiciuosly easy

[@martinaio9894]

hajar chakir same

[@supertobino]

Z4 lol

[@HEY-gn5lx]

That's right. C1 is usually for a fluent speaker but you don't need to be fluent to understand these

[@abbyharamis6552]

This test being for English language learners: Me speaking English as my first language: Easy 100 let’s goooo babbbyyy

[@Ariakas81]

Actually in the second question the Must, is "Dovere". I would translate the sentence into: "Devono esserci dei topi molto forti in questa casa se sono riusciti ad aprire la porta del frigo" . Regardless I'd say this was too easy for C1 level

[@anitag.1129]

I think this is a test on British humor 😂

[@Doormin]

I'm a fluent English speaker who's basically never tried to learn Italian I have no idea why this came up in my recommended

[@wearethesolution3442]

Dovresti avere almeno 2 milioni d'iscritti per quanto sei bravo. Grande

[@alancruz9124]

Wow, I just found a channel of a guy who speaks Italian and teaches English, two of the languages that I'm learning! Greetings from Mexico, you explain everything very well, my friend!

[@marcoshordanos3079]

I didn't expect you could talk in Italian, then suddenly OMMIODDIO Ahahhahaha

[@yassin8036]

Ha un canale youtube italiano "briller" in cui parla delle sue esperienze in italia.. ha molti più iscritti di questo😅

[@asia-nd8mn]

Da italiana doc ho capito “pizza” al posto di “peter”😬😬

[@TheAsdfasdf97]

Anche io, poi mi sono accorto che si riferiva a Peter ahahah

[@asia-nd8mn]

Giorgio Marcuccio ecco pure io ahahaha

[@fergon6296]

Pita

[@giuseppe5646]

aahhaha anch'iooo ma perchè è così difficile la pronuncia???

[@asia-nd8mn]

@@giuseppe5646 ma bella domanda😂😂

[@gusjoagomez]

¡Lo bueno del vídeo es que aprendo inglés e italiano al mismo tiempo! 👍

[@AnnaRita84]

Ciao! Bellissimo video ☺️ ho fatto il test prima di guardare il tuo e ho totalizzato il 100% 🥳 so proud of me!

[@freck7192]

Hi Brian, I'd ask you a thing that I've been questioning for a while. I'm 15 and a native Italian speaker and I learned English just by myself, viewing yt videos and learning stuff. I don't want to brag but I had no problems with this exercise and just by the first time that I heard the speaker I could easily tell what she said but when we do grammar at school or while preparing for First (B2) I had a lot of problems remembering how to put things in the right order, verbs, etc... The point is that I've got no problems to formulate complex sentences and the words come to my brain like I always knew them but in the theory, I cant explain grammar rules and why I did that choice. I hope you can understand what I wrote and thanks for all the lessons that you gave me!

[@miety111]

Same here

[@lorenzocaliri]

Just study the grammar deeper

[@brezzainvernale]

It's simple: You have a good ear but you are not good in grammar and writing. A lot of people learn that way. I am, sadly, the opposite: I have to work really hard to be good in something, it's depressing to read these comments. Everyone says: "No problem at all", while I really did work hard to be at the point I am now... But ok, we learnt from German to English, not from my mother tongue to English, that maybe makes everything harder?

[@lovelovelove947]

I took the C1 exam a few months ago and the listening was waaaaay more difficult!

[@tizianodifalco]

Le ho azzeccate tutte, pensavo fosse più difficile, thanks!!

[@lucatrt]

What a nice exercise! ...and you're great!

[@hildxnie]

It doesn't feel like a C1 level test, I find it the same as a basic listening exercise in a high school book. I thought they were going to use all scientific and economics terms and I wouldn't understand anything, but it's actually the same kind of phrases I would hear in any youtube video

[@brezzainvernale]

You are lucky then, I have to learn it all by grammar, my ear in languages isn't very good. But I also think: You may have had more time for English, as we learn German and French first. English wasn't even obligatory.

[@libra8366]

This is the way to bring italians on english lenguage. Good work man! Greetings from Italy!!

[@cristinalarosa4654]

Grazie! Sto preparando l’esame anch’io! C1, a maggio. Utilissimo

[@helios6379]

On a side note: "there must be..." can actually be translated with "devono esserci...", as that's something an Italian would say, most likely in a sarcastic way.

[@maik89able]

Mi piacciono questi video sulla conoscenza dell'inglese... Falli più spesso...

[@chiaras.4281]

I'm B1 and i scored 100%. Maybe i improved a lot in the last months, but to me this was pretty easy: I knew all the words and I didn't have any issue listening and also understanding the jokes...

[@zammmerjammer]

2:55 -- I mean... is there anyone else in the room? Because, if so, the man very well could be subtly accusing and making fun of the actual cheese thief and bringing Sarah into the game with him. Parents do this with children fairly often. "Oh no. The cookie jar is empty! I guess Cookie Monster must have come by in the night and eaten them all. That's the only explanation possible since I was very clear when I told the children not to eat any of them." That sort of thing. Or I guess the man and Sarah could be very passive aggressive jerks who aren't willing to just come out and accuse the cheese thief but are instead putting on this act while the thief is in listening range. I'm a born and raised native English speaker and it's actually not that clear what is going on.

[@agosaddesso3317]

YES i got that answer wrong and i perfectly understood the conversation, it's subjective

[@dominicmenna8711]

I'll be honest. When I watch tv series in English without subtitles I can understand 60% on what I hear. So I'm quite sure I'm not even close to C1 level.

[@beautybys9142]

Dominic Menna IT depepends on the serie if I watch the kardashians it would be a 100% 😹👌🏼

[@ryanstarlight8018]

3:00 I absolutely hate it when they ask us that kind of questions during a language test. When I listened to this, the first thing that came to my mind was that the man asked if Sarah ate the cheese. However, he's using the word "see" so it wouldn't be wrong either to cross the other answer. Since there's no way to be 100% sure about what the man was trying to say, both answers are right. I really wish they would to stop to make interpretation questions like that. Also, this looks more like a A2/B1 test...

[@ryanstarlight8018]

PS : There's no need to talk in slow motion if we have a C1 level

[@arigarza9178]

Out of nowhere, your video popped up on my YT sugestions, and what's funny for me is that, altough you teach english, I will subscribe to your channel because you speak italian, and that's the lenguage I wanna learn. Greetings from Mexico.

[@dilvabresciani5623]

che dire.. tu stai centrando l'obiettivo...keep it up

[@fran9635]

I felt smart when i got a 100% then I sow the comments and realized i have been waisted time doing it 😂

[@EnglishforFOOTBALLFANS]

Francesco Pinelli Like football? I use football topics to teach English on my channel... new videos every week. Please take a look ✌️⚽️

[@zorororonoa3626]

I have been wasting time. Oppure: I've wasted my time

[@fran9635]

@@zorororonoa3626 true thanks

[@kriss8459]

I passed CAE test a couple of years ago when I had to make the oral test the examiner was from Wales and was very disappointed because of my Scottish accent... But during the listening there were audios with Scottish or welsh accent as well... That was a bit odd to me.

[@nyeagle2336]

Thank you Brill. Preparing a C1 speaking test

[@Pissssssiii]

Tutte corrette, troppo easy!

[@AzazelReborn81]

3:58 “there must be” we say it as “dev’esserci” 😉

[@ValeDisneylove95]

I thought I was ready to take a C1 but then i checked the comments 😂 It was way too Easy 🤔

[@lucasstiegler]

Thanks for the great video!

[@laurencollins726]

Tip: you use surgelato when you speak about the food you keep in the freezer. It's freezing would be translated as "si gela" or "che freddo che fa" or "c'è freddo" Also, you wouldn't say "intorno a questa casa", you'd rather go with "in casa" andd it's not "porta" it's "sportello". You would refer to something as a "porta" when it leads into another room. You would translate "front door" as "porta di casa" or even just "porta", not "porta principale". Hope I'm useful, since I'm italian I can't help but notice, and most of my knowledge of english comes from me making mistakes and others correcting me, so I guess I'm doing the same.

[@Teemotim7]

I feel like it was a little easier than I expected... 100% at the first try. I knew I have a C1 English level, but this listening test was incredibly simple 🤔

[@andreapuddu2320]

brill io ho capito tutto il senso delle prime tre frasi al primo ascolto ma alcune strutture non le sapevo come "there must be some ...", l'ultima era veramente difficile per me. Io sono in terza superiore e vorrei migliorare sempre di più il mio inglese.

[@annajackson423]

Came to listen to English, learned Italian, thanks haha

[@brunocaruso1082]

I scored 100% listening just once ma é stato facile perche Vivo a Londra. Devo ammettere comunque che ho imparato all of a sudden guardando questo video, ho sempre usato suddenly ma all of a sudden mi piace di piu. Sono le 4 di notte. Giorno 24. Lockdown. 3.401.000 contaggiati nel Mondo. Luogo Londra. Diario Di bordo.

[@alphaetomega9887]

Go for the American accent! When I took the C1listening text for my CAE I was getting crazy!!!! Hopefully I had already spent few summers workin in the UK, so I could understand that! Thank you for your help!!❣️

[@gilbertoquintero8287]

actually i understood every you said, i think my english is good

[@corbe1985]

Thank you!you're lessons are vey useful to me

[@Porcopcorn]

Potresti fare un video generale sui punti fondamentali del percorso di una persona che vuole imparare l'inglese? tipo 1: lessico 2: grammatica 3: speaking and listening ecc.

[@brezzainvernale]

Tu come impari meglio? Io come tutte le altre lingue: I saluti, poi il cibo, poi i mezzi di trasporto ecc con tutto ciò che comporta (lessico, grammatica, leggere l'ora ecc.)

[@barbezph]

I’ve just randomly come across your video to learn english a bit better Your italian is soo strange, when you said “o mio dio” i was laughing out loud.

[@itsmarisia6311]

Italian sounds so pretty 😮❤

[@DO-kq4ix]

I have only a B1 certificate but your speech has been quite simple. The real problem is the different accent adopted. I hear some of them and it seems like impossible to comprehend it.

[@lola58248]

Parli lentamente per far capire bene le parole, ti ringrazio, così è molto più facile :)

[@erikamollo9963]

I like your lessons! Compliments 😊🙏🏻

[@manuelamarconi5599]

That was quite easy for a C1 level....

[@Lorenzo63M]

It's not really important the level you have: b1, c1, just enjoy. I am italian and speak english, spanish, french and now I am studying portoghese. I live in Spain. Mi é piaciuto il video con quel tocco di italiano. Ciao a tutti

[@lysaandraa]

Gli ascolti del C1 sono molto più lunghi e il Cambridge ha incrementato diversi accenti negli audio. Se il listening fosse così lo farei trentamila volte

[@ValentinaBuzzoni89]

This should be an A1, way too easy to be considerered a C1 😂

[@flowerdolphin5648]

I know, I was like "did someone reverse CEFR or what?" 😂

[@Lia6277]

Definitely too hard for A1, but like B1/B2 for sure. Should not be in C1 level exam lol

[@LubomirPotocki]

4:42 I was correct even before listening to the recording.

[@elysia1298]

I'm B2 but i got %100 it was too easy for C1 level

[@beathoven6984]

Hi briller! Thank you for the amazing work you always do! I've kind a problem: I can perfectly understand American English, but it's a little harder understand British English for me (I have to listen to the exercises more than once). Do you have some suggestions?

[@marvin-xz6zw]

Sorry if I step in- But it was EXACTLY THE SAME. I started casually learning English when I was 14 and I slowly started to understand people talking. But if GOSH British accent wasn't HARD to understand. I understand everything now without problems (I'm 20). Yes, I'll find a tricky word here and there but it doesn't stop me from understanding what is being said. You just need A LOT of practice. Try following English KZbinrs or watching English movies! Believe me, that way you don't even notice you're learning, it just happens :)

[@emanuelesantamaria8053]

Hi bro! I wanna learn american English, but actuallu i m not very good to speak and understend fluent English,. Can u help me??

[@eva1742]

C1 is way harder, not because you don't understand the listening, but because the options to choose are really similar and you need to get specific keywords

[@ianisdeaad]

I definitely get all of the words in the sentences, but I don't get the sense of the questions. Is that a problem of mine only?

[@andreapinna1654]

Ciao! Volevo sapere per aver il certificato di lingua inglese, studiando da casa per la preparazione dell' esame, mi consigliereste un sito adeguato...

[@par2689]

Ciao, potresti darmi delle informazioni sui tuoi corsi di inglese? Grazie

[@Alexander-td4kg]

I have CAE in 4 days, this is definitely a A2-B1 level

[@laviniacorsini4093]

Bravo e utile!

[@chrisdesimone4321]

Ciao! I'm going to take the C1 Cambridge exam this year. Can you suggest me some websites to practice it?

[@tommy99999]

follow

[@videoclipman]

Cambridge C1 listening are far more difficult I did not pass the test because I failed the listening I was so nervous and all I was able to hear was my heartbeat

[@joekaput]

Good video but yes that's easier than C1, C1 is very high level since C2 is mothertongue level

[@ambroginamandelli4950]

I did, very easy thanks bro ❣

[@susilux4027]

Brian io capisco molto bene te ma ho molta difficoltà con l'inglese britannico!

[@johannahecht2740]

I am sorry but this is never a C1 exercise lmao I had to take a B2 english listening comprehension for my final exam and it was way more difficult (higher pace, prominent accent, background noises, complicated subjects, medical and political terms not just the language you use on a daily basis)

[@Mqtisse]

I m an italian and 15 and this way to easy

[@theofficialdio-sama3958]

Which certification should I look for if I wanna speak american english?

[@MC-pv4km]

Briller, do you know why the audio on Cambridge website has so bad quality?

[@giordanob.8515]

'Shrink' - diminuire di dimensioni - Lol, si dice 'si è ristretto'. Devi mangiarne ancora di pagnotte nella lingua di Dante! Buono studio. Dimenticavo, se questo è C1 io sono Byron. O Shelley. Fai tu.

[@danielep-yz5hi]

Io capisco quando lo leggo, capisco se parlano lentamente, ma non riesco a superare il problema nel capire quando parlano normalmente.

[@carlav2849]

that was quick and easy.

[@AntonioChavez-uw6on]

Where can I get rhe Cambridge c1 online prep test?

[@rousnikilla531]

C1 or B1 ? I have just done my B2 listening today and it has been much more difficult with a strong American accent 😖

[@lifenature9476]

Ho provato ad andare sul link che hai postato ma non funzionano i video? Sai qualcosa in merito? Mi piacerebbe fare più esercizi come quello del video, visto che nel tuo video ho capito tutte risposte senza difficoltà.

[@murielmartinez4259]

Entre y no entiendo italiano pero entendi toda la parte en ingles asique me voy tranquila

[@brezzainvernale]

Thank you very much! I've always thought I am not good at all, but I understand it good:_) You know what? I feel really stupid, 'cause people in the comments below write that they have no problem understanding it, that they just learnt "from videos on youtube". I really had to work hard to learn English (but to learn German and French, too). To hear that everyone is sooooo good I feel really depressed of what I am: A slow learner who has to work hard to be at the anyone other's level. Makes me want to give in to learn... Can you give me some piece of advice for someone who has to fight in life all the time?

[@MassimoAngotzi]

Ciao, brezzainvernale! Io vivo in Olanda, insegno e traduco dall’olandese e dal russo in italiano e viceversa per guadagnarmi la pagnotta... NON CREDERE a questi “sapientoni” di you tube, tutti a fare la ruota come pavoni... imparare una lingua BENE significa studiare molto, per tutti. Se hai passione, continua, ascolta molto, ripeti molto, non hai idea di quanti “sboroni” (presuntuosi) ho conosciuto nei vari corsi di lingue... mi sentivo un pollo, e poi all’esame statale (Olandese C1) li ho superati di molto. E mi sembra che tu abbia il mio stesso carattere! Sono SICURO che imparerai benissimo l’inglese e ti auguro il meglio dalla vita! Buona giornata!

[@zammmerjammer]

Don't be so hard on yourself. Learning new languages is VERY DIFFICULT. The fact you know several is very impressive.

[@brezzainvernale]

@@zammmerjammer Thank you very much... I know what "jammer" means, but "zammer"? Have a nice evening

[@brezzainvernale]

@@MassimoAngotzi Ho visto solo ora che mi hai risposto... grazie, mi sento più rassicurata... Come stanno andando le lezioni?

[@brezzainvernale]

@@zammmerjammer Thank you very much and please forgive my late answer, I've seen you've written my just now! Have a nice evening.

[@sperantaudrea]

I don't know how but I have understanding all of this example

[@alezy7645]

Hahaha è divertentissimo questo test !

[@tiziobello7370]

What, i am a Genius, i didn't wrong!

[@pieranthonycristofalo6523]

Non mi ricordavo fosse cosi semplice. Forse perche facevo il secondo quando l'ho preso ahaha. Comunque bel video, dovrebbero aumentare la difficolta dei test secondo me, questo è un inglese standard now a days :P

[@otakuchan_20onroblox72]

Hey I'm 13 years old italian and I'm doing the A2key at school (I did the exam last week) but it was so easy for me. So I'm trying to see what level start to be hard for me. C1 was normal I think I could do even more. Do you have any advice for practicing? √(˚^˚)\/

[@Ciccio3310]

Facile, ho risposto a tutte le domande. Ma il mio problema principale è la speaking

[@MannyCalavera70]

Io quando parlano non li capisco proprio. Mah per me è sempre stato ostico!

[@danielep-yz5hi]

@@MannyCalavera70 ho appena scritto la stessa cosa, mi avvilisce, perchè conosco un bel pò di parole da riuscire a capire quello che leggo, ma no quando parlano. Poi il più delle volte li sento come se borbottassero, e mi chiedo come fanno a capirsi tra loro

[@robertovinci13]

@@danielep-yz5hi Guarda se le serie tv in lingua originale e con i sottotitoli. Ferma per leggere quando necessario :)

[@victoriageorgescu8154]

C1 Cambridge exam is not that hard compared to IELTS where you get to listen only one time. Passed the exam last year.

[@talycharles]

How was it ? (IELTS) Please share tips 🙏

[@eldorado9068]

Can you do other test of this type ? That are so pretty

[@TheGokuSuperSayan3]

Is there a way to have a conversation with you?

[@serenarusso433]

I speak English fluently, that's true, but I found this wayyyy too easy. I have never taken C1, I took C2 instead, and it was like 20x harder. It was hard even for my own teacher sometimes, as they try to make you make a mistake. I think the difficulty is in the fact you gotta understand the implicit meaning of what they are saying but, apart from that, it's super understandable word by word. (And I honestly find it veery hard to follow a British person speaking as opposed to other accents).