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Advice and methods to use, including videos and homework to help you review the first two parts of the reading section. https://www.caeexamtips.com/readingparts5and6 Tweet Follow @bclasrozas

Two activities designed to guide you through Part 6. We recommed looking at them in this order. Use the second to practice the methods outlined in the first. https://freeenglishlessonplans.com/2016/04/14/cae-reading-and-use-of-english-part-6-exam-strategy/ and http://www.cambridgeenglish.org/images/181561-cambridge-english-advanced-cae-from-2015-reading-and-use-of-english-part-6.pdf Edited to add: Use of English questions, interactive version. Click Tweet Follow @bclasrozas

Speaking and Writing - you need as much as you can get to show you can talk about the topics. Try some quizzes at   BBC English Quiznet . Tweet Follow @bclasrozas

Here's a technique to help with this new question in the 2015 exam. To try this example you'll need to access this webpage .  You need to download the zip file, then open the Reading and Use of English pdf.  Go to pages 10 and 11. Our objective is to simplify finding the information you need. 1. Ignore page 10 for now. Start on Page 11 and look at the four questions, numbered 37 to 40 . 2. Find the key idea in each - this is usually connected to an opinion in the text. Roll over below with your cursor to see our choices: 37. de Botton's confidence (about architecture) 38. the significance of de Botton's book 39. other architects share de Botton's concerns 40. the originality of de Botton's work 3. Now put those ideas into four new questions which you can apply to each text equally to get a clear concrete answer.  Again, roll over to see our attempts. 37. What does each reviewer think of how confident De Botton's opinions are? 38. H...

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Practice for Reading & Use of English is here . Tweet Follow @bclasrozas

Find a selection of CAE reading questions to have a go at here . Tweet Follow @bclasrozas

Go here for some extra practice.  Tweet Follow @bclasrozas