Listening C1 - 1º Examen CAE

[@basaka00]

Part 4 was really hard in general (so much to do in such a short time!), but more the first 5 exercices than the second 5 ones for me. The first 5 descriptions did not seem to match the extracts very exactly to me; the second ones I could match them thanks to what I remembered from every situation in general. Anyway I had 24 of 30 and I I have never taken any formal exam, I'm satisfied. Thank you very much for the material!

[@laurasofiarey5223]

Thank you for sharing this! I've got 28/30 and I'm preparing myself for the FCE exam :)

[@isabellacastro2939]

sure you'll pass with A level. This videos are very useful. I practiced with these and i did got the grade I wanted

[@WallaceFernando88]

*PART ONE* Extract 01 0:46 Extract 02 3:25 Extract 03 6:22 *PART TWO* 9:46 *PART THREE* 17:09 *PART FOUR* SPEAKER 01 27:25 SPEAKER 02 28:18 SPEAKER 03 29:05 SPEAKER 04 29:46 SPEAKER 05 30:28

[@lauraminuttispezzia6915]

Dónde puedo ver las respuestas correctas? The key answers sheet?

[@wohdy90]

@@lauraminuttispezzia6915 en el cajón vienen publicadas

[@claragifrapuig9231]

Got 24/30!! Gave me more confidence for my exams next Thursday

[@camilacedeno7885]

How did you do it? 🥺

[@rickylines6587]

We need an update

[@enriquecampashernandez5799]

My results have been 22 out of 30. Not bad for only having a fce

[@silviaciancio3983]

Enrique Campas Hernandez where did you take the correct answers from?

[@ivantolosana5594]

@@silviaciancio3983 description

[@lauraminuttispezzia6915]

Enrique, dónde viste las respuestas correctas?

[@joanesamenabar4521]

@@lauraminuttispezzia6915 Estan en la descripcion del video, en el link

[@CambridgeEnglishTeacherRory]

This will be really useful practice for students who want to pass the C1 Advanced listening exam. I will point my students to your video, do you have a lot more CAE videos?

[@AprenderInglesListening]

We would like to upload more videos in the future.

[@aa23aaa66]

@@AprenderInglesListening Gracias.

[@csmoviles]

@@AprenderInglesListening it'll be greatly appreciated

[@loveyoulikeoxygen5210]

Bruh... I’m literally a native English speaker from England and this is so hard. I’m just a really dumb person ngl

[@saulredb]

LMAOO May God help us jajajsjsjsajsja ;)

[@TheAnarchist99]

It should be very straightforward if you're a native speaker. It probably means your attention span is rather short

[@nelsonp.6307]

💡😊

[@taigakai3]

I am a Japanese student and I'm gonna take CAE this October to live in Canada in the future. I didn't have any ideas how I should prepare for the test, so I really appreciate this video. I have a question. Are the recordings played twice in the real test too ?

[@laratagamer1103]

Yes. By the way, how was it?

[@rulo8924]

Did you pass the exam ?

[@selxusprn]

how was the test my man?

[@moisesef3309]

thank you very much for helping people in that way ❤

[@maisaonguyen3527]

25/30. Thanks a lot

[@ana-ne3ov]

thanks for saving me from an exam :))

[@1989menutheiswhat]

Thank you.That was helpful!

[@aa23aaa66]

Muchas gracias.

[@AprenderInglesListening]

Gracias a ti

[@vukhoi2905]

Can you give us the answer, please? Then we can check it easier. Thank you so much!

[@Thebassist999]

I need some CPE listening tests. Thanks.

[@constanzadelarze6558]

Look for it

[@csmoviles]

@@constanzadelarze6558 where?

[@fulllengthworkouts3393]

@@csmoviles On youtube moron

[@lauragg459]

Thank you so much, this is very helpful ❤

[@evaorlitova3931]

This was my first time taking the CAE listening test. I usually practice FCE, so I think 26/30 is fair :D

[@xanakings]

Thanks for sharing this material!

[@SomosSoloPersonas]

22/30 and I'll do the exam in December. I'm quite preoccupied...

[@belengf2924]

Dont worry i had to prepare for a cambridge exam in two weeks and i wasnt having the best marks, i was hardly passing and i’ve passed with the next level!!?! It’ll be okay

[@arkadiuszwajer1273]

where can i find answers?

[@Romeloh]

Saludo a mi amigo Alberto de Alicante. Tío fuerte.

[@fosforo7418]

Saludo desde Moscú, Australia.

[@petearan]

This is the first time I try to do a CAE listening and I've managed to do parts 1,2,3 well but it's been so difficult in part 4! Can you tell me any advise to concentrate or focus on it better? It's imposible for me!

[@lourdesescobarlanau1218]

Part 4 is confusing because the speakers answer both to the task 1 and the task 2 at the same time and at any order. I mean, we might hear answers to task 2 before answers to task 1. I would advise to listen to everything a speaker says before deciding on an aswer, so as to you can aswer to the questions in both tasks after each speech.

[@basaka00]

I personally found the first 5 exercices of that part more difficult than the second 5 ones. The first 5 descriptions did not seem to match the extracts exactly to me. Then the second ones I could match them to the speakers thanks to what I remembered from every situation in general, because they were general opinions which particularly in this case were present in most of the speech of every speaker. However I'm not sure if it is always like this. So, if this task follows always the same logic (first facts they mention, and then their opinions), I'd mainly focused on the first ones and then I'd complete the second ones with the general impressions I remember from every speaker: so you have to identify them very well.

[@cristianrivera3094]

I want to understand very well thanks you

[@aa23aaa66]

¿Pueden colgar más ejercicios? Gracias.

[@hehehe5jp]

I've taken the test a few months ago and the listening part was waaaaaaaaaaaaaay harder than this.

[@user-fu3bv5nz6s]

Yep, better be well trained, Mr. Tomo :)

[@EXPERIENCIASPADRES]

difficult words ? longer test?

[@camilacedeno7885]

How was it?):

[@diegotasaycoyanez4195]

Hmm I think it depends. Sometimes it could be harder than this, sometimes it could be easier, it’s a matter of luck I suppose. But what I do think, is that this listening level is the average CAE level.

[@pabloperez4063]

What number of book is this from, please? I am desperate looking for the listening of an ORANGE book CAE #4

[@csmoviles]

I couldn't make out the answers on the screen? How did the rest of you guys manage it?

[@irantzum8630]

You need to change the video quality. That is how I managed to see it as I faced the same issue as you. Hope this helps!

[@natalias.1153]

Why is G the correct answer to the question 24 and not H? The man does not say eventually what he did with the request. He says it is irrational and bizarre. And he is clearly laughing, just as he was amused by the situation. Anyone can explain?

[@ervisboci4458]

I just did 3 parts and i got 18 points

[@nuranaismayilova1217]

Thanks a lot

[@AlexPeraPera]

25/30, was incredibly useful. However I was wondering about point 13: could "concerned" also be a possible solution or is just "worried" correct?

[@-Lance-]

How did u know the answers?

[@evaorlitova3931]

I think concerned could be correct as well

[@pak3ton]

@@-Lance- video description

[@luisdmoreyra]

British english it's really tough to listen, i'm more used to the american english. Is it possible to get a C1 certificate of english but being tested on american english in Europe?

[@Yoshua-onek]

where can I get to downdoad??

[@melineabgaryan3047]

I cannot find the answers, please help me😞 where is the description?

[@pak3ton]

Alguien sabe cuanto tiempo dura esta prueba? Tw dan los 35 minutos que muestra el video o dura mas la prueba?

[@boya92_]

generalmente si tiene ese tiempo esa prueba del CAE, aunque depende, por ejemplo si tomas IELTS la puedes hacer en 20 min pero solo escuchas el audio 1 vez

[@belengf2924]

Lo mismo y sumale mas o menos 5 o 10 entre q reparten los examenes y explica todo

[@Jimox446]

Where can i find the Answers to see if i did it right?

[@traciamarie9602]

🥳🥳🥳I finally passed my exam thanks to Mr Clark who helped me with tutoring.He has good tips and questions for everyone willing to join his group.I was recommended to him by a friend even though it took me time to trust in him but at the end I am happy for the good work.I want to take this opportunity to tell you all to join him and trust in him despite the process

[@mehtabelfayaz3004]

hey tracia how you doing ? i need your help have exam on saturday and i got to know about it today need your serious help please tell how did you prepared for it and share the links so i solve and practice some exams in need of help reply soon

[@martinz4273]

Where are the answers to the task questions? :(

[@angthiquynhanh7189]

Hey, can you tell me where are these tests come from?

[@patirossidiaz9531]

Buen canal

[@mavjudashaxakimova8410]

how can we check our answers

[@monikamarciniszyn7445]

Hello, where are the answers??

[@AprenderInglesListening]

In the description

[@monikamarciniszyn7445]

@@AprenderInglesListening where are the describtions, please?

[@AprenderInglesListening]

Under the video. Here you have the answers: goo.gl/KmQur3

[@jesusguillermoplasenciapaz7628]

This is for sure much more difficult than the B2 First

[@SomosSoloPersonas]

Of course, C1 is a higher level than B2. Usually takes 2-3 years (or courses) to get it, if you are coming from the B2.

[@TheAnarchist99]

@@SomosSoloPersonas I managed to pass the listening part with flying colors (got 26/30) and I haven't taken English courses in ages, it's quite the progress taking into consideration I struggled with FCE B2 listenings over a year ago. Watching british shows for countless hours in over a year (14 months to be exact) has skyrocketed my progress. You should give it a shot, it does wonders.

[@TheAnarchist99]

@@SomosSoloPersonas Perhaps most people don't have unlimited amount of time available on a regular basis to consume much English media. But 1 hour of listening to English everyday is doable for most of them. You can actively listen to podcasts in the morning in your way work/school/university whole on the bus and listen to some more at the end of the day.

[@cristianrocha2885]

21/30. A little less than what I expected

[@laurad6635]

What is the minimum score you have to reach to pass the exam? Can somebody pls help me?

[@lourdesescobarlanau1218]

As far as I know, the minimum score is 60%. In the listening part, it would mean at least 18 right answers.

[@pspam8610]

180

[@ocraggy]

You can have 0 points in listening part but 180 points from all the parts together in order to pass. Look up the CEFR DIAGRAM.

[@ocraggy]

@@lourdesescobarlanau1218 Each part does not count separately, but all parts together, so you can have 0 points in listening part if you have 180 points from all the parts in the test.

[@luciadevicente2739]

How could I get the answers?

[@AprenderInglesListening]

In the description

[@fueesteban]

20 corrects out of 30. how would it be scored in the scale of points?

[@ムネタ]

20 x 100 / 30 is the final percentage, which should be at least 70%

[@stefanyandrade2433]

Same here

[@__-mm7se]

66,6% :)

[@nhuuyenmitran9465]

Cho mình hỏi đáp án nằm ở đâu ạ

[@ashcrow1356]

29/30, can't believe I failed the first friggin question XD

[@KevinSanchez-mn7bd]

Where are answers?

[@AprenderInglesListening]

In the description

[@silviaciancio3983]

Does someone have the answers from this moca exam? Thank you!

[@basaka00]

They are in the description of the video, and here anyway: drive.google.com/file/d/1BlbeL9szbVh2fIybVGmh4_9hQS_rsFL_/view

[@isidorarkouda6392]

Do you listen to text twice in the test? Jeez, in C1 German you only listen to a long text to answer 10 (TEN!) multiple choices questions and only ONCE!

[@neko.85]

i have the same doubt. I wonder if its for the practice only. It would be too easy if they play the text twice...

[@samuelsmith2480]

Hi, do you have a pdf copy of the questions please?

[@AprenderInglesListening]

I'm not sorry

[@momim5793]

Hello! Thanks for your sharing. How could we get the pdf file of the test? I'm kind of tired of looking at the screen all time. How wonderful it is when you could share the pdf file of the test. Thank you very much for that!

[@Natalia-mn8cw]

25/30!!!

[@bautistazalazar9722]

me dicen las respuestas de la parte 2?

[@aa23aaa66]

21/30

[@fr4p00]

Oh wow, 29 out of 30. (I really didn’t expect that to happen)

[@nzjkjzjzj8189]

Oh ameisin. Yu ar sou smort.

[@laratagamer1103]

@@nzjkjzjzj8189 😂

[@belengf2924]

Wow i wish

[@carlomagno7092]

28/30 oh yeah

[@GiuseppeChiarolla]

13/30

[@dilfuzababajanova8598]

I couldn't understand writing away in track 2

[@cinnamonns]

I got b1 in Cambridge exam

[@brightonardon5322]

But did you did the cae test or which one?

[@migueleduardogarciagarcia4967]

Advertisement is vey annoying when it stops the listening

[@Patricia-uu4tm]

How can i get the answers to check if i did it wrong or right?

[@AprenderInglesListening]

you have the answers in the description

[@pedrocarrizo5742]

Why in all the listening just speak in british? I prefer American cause i understand more

[@yesse963]

Could someone show the answers plssss

[@EXPERIENCIASPADRES]

drive.google.com/file/d/1BlbeL9szbVh2fIybVGmh4_9hQS_rsFL_/view

[@jorge_cf3603]

Muy isi

[@yanipepedijoeltoro]

That's true, why level b2 is so fast compare to c1 level... Hahaha

[@mercedescasadocegarra824]

Soluciones

[@pedrojulio1960]

0:04

[@boya92_]

Quite easy, I got 3 wrong answers because I got distracted :/

[@user-microburst]

Cant read the damn thing!

[@davidszekedi2107]

owo uwu owo

[@daltonreedhentel]

i don't like uk english

[@usuariouseruser5618]

Thanks a lot

[@isarubio95]

17/30