This document provides instructions and sample questions for an English language proficiency exam. It includes a reading comprehension section with multiple choice questions about short passages. It also includes a writing section with cloze tests and other short answer questions. The exam is designed to test skills at an entry level for English speakers of other languages. It will take candidates 1 hour and 30 minutes to complete and consists of 14 printed pages plus additional materials.

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© UCLES 2004 100/2031/7 [Turn over
Entry Level Certificate in English (ESOL) - Entry 3
Candidate
Centre Number Number
Candidate Name
UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE ESOL EXAMINATIONS
English for Speakers of Other Languages
PRELIMINARY ENGLISH TEST
PAPER 1 Reading and Writing
SAMPLE PAPER 1 1 hour 30 minutes
Additional materials:
Answer sheets
Soft clean eraser
Soft pencil (type B or HB is recommended)
TIME 1 hour 30 minutes
INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES
Write your name, Centre number and candidate number in the spaces at the top of this page.
Write these details on your answer sheets if they are not already printed.
Answer all questions.
Write your answers clearly on the separate answer sheets. Use a pencil.
You may use the question paper for any rough work, but you must write your answers in pencil on the
answer sheets. You will have no extra time for this, so you must finish in one and a half hours.
At the end of the examination, you should hand in both the question paper and the answer sheets.
INFORMATION FOR CANDIDATES
READING
Questions 1-35 carry one mark.
WRITING
Questions 1-5 carry one mark.
Part 2 (Question 6) carries five marks.
Part 3 (Question 7 or 8) carries fifteen marks.
_________________________________________________________
This question paper consists of 14 printed pages and 2 blank pages.
READING AND WRITING SAMPLE PAPER 1

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Reading
Part1
Questions1-5
Lookatthetextineachquestion.
Whatdoesitsay?
MarkthecorrectletterA,B,orConyouranswersheet.
Example:
0AYoumuststaywithyourluggageatalltimes.
BDonotletsomeoneelselookafteryour
luggage.
CRememberyourluggagewhenyouleave.
Answer:0
ABC
1ATicketsforthediscocanbecollectedafter
tomorrow.
BItispossibletoreserveadiscoticketifyou
dosobytomorrow.
CReservedticketsforthediscomustbepaid
fortoday.
2A
B
C
Pressthebuttonafterthedoorsclose.
Pressthebuttonwhilethedoorsareclosing.
Pressthebuttontoclosetheliftdoors.
Saturday'sDisco
Therearen'tanyticketsleft.
Anyonewhoorderedaticket
andhasn'tgivenmethe
moneyshoulddosobefore
tomorrow.
JoséMartin
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3WhatdoesFatimawantPablotodo?
Areturnthescarfheborrowed
Blendherascarf
Clookfortheborrowedscarf
4Missa'sSpanishclass
Awillnotbeintheeveningthisweek.
Bwillbeadaylaterthannormal.
CwillnolongerbeonThursday.
5A
B
C
Youcanusethismedicineuptoonemonth
afteropeningit.
Thisbottlecontainsenoughmedicineforone
month.
Unopenedbottlesofmedicinemustbe
thrownawaywithinonemonth.
Pablo
Fatima
DidIleaveascarfinyourhouse?
Theproblemisit’snotmine–I
borroweditandImustgiveit
back.
Missa-yourSpanishclass
isonFridayeveningthis
weekinsteadofThursday,
starting15minutesearlier
thanusual.
(Message
Missa–yourSpanishclass
isonFridayeveningthis
weekinsteadofThursday,
starting15minutesearlier
thanusual.

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Part2
Questions6-10
Thepeoplebelowarealllookingforabooktobuy.
Ontheoppositepagethereareeightbookreviews.
Decidewhichbookwouldbethemostsuitableforthefollowingpeople.
Forquestions6-10,markthecorrectletter(A-H)onyouranswersheet.
6
Alienjoysreadingcrimestorieswhicharecarefullywrittenso
thattheyholdhisinterestrighttotheend.Heenjoystryingto
guesswhothecriminalreallyiswhilehe’sreading.
7
MonicaisahistoryteacherinLondon.Sheenjoysreading
aboutthehistoryofpeopleinotherpartsoftheworldandhow
eventschangedtheirlives.
8
Silvialikesreadingtruestorieswhichpeoplehavewrittenabout
themselves.She'sparticularlyinterestedinpeoplewhohave
hadunusualordifficultlives.
9
Danielisacomputersalesmanwhospendsalotoftime
travellingabroadonplanes.Heenjoysdetectivestorieswhich
hecanreadeasilyashegetsinterruptedalot.
10
Takumidoesn’thavemuchfreetimesohereadsshortstories
whichhecanfinishquickly.Helikesreadingstoriesabout
ordinarypeopleandthethingsthathappentothemintoday's
world.
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RecommendedNewBooks
ALondonAlive
Thisauthorofmanyfamousnovels
hasnowturnedtowritingshort
storieswithgreatsuccess.The
storiestellofLondoners’daily
livesandhappenineighteen
differentplaces–forexample,one
storytakesplaceatatableinacafé,
anotherinthebackofataxiand
anotherinahospital.
BBurnham’sGreatDays
JosephBurnhamisoneofBritain’s
best-lovedpaintersthesedays,butI
wasinterestedtoreadthatduring
hislifetimeitwasnotalwaysso.
ArthistorianPeterHarveylooksat
howBurnham’sworkattracted
interestatfirstbutthenbecameless
popular.
CTheMissingPhotograph
Anotherstoryaboutthewell-
knownpoliceman,Inspector
Manning.Itiswritteninthesame
simplebutsuccessfulwayasthe
otherManningstories–Ifoundita
bitdisappointingasIguessedwho
thecriminalwashalfwaythrough!
DGoneWest
Aseriouslookatoneoftheleast-
knownregionsoftheUnitedStates.
Theauthordescribestheempty
villageswhichthousandsleftwhen
theywerepersuadedbytherailway
companiestogoWestinsearchof
newlives.Theauthormanagesto
providemanyinterestingdetails
abouttheirhistory.
ETheLetter
Themurderofatelevisionstar
appearstobetheworkofthieves
whoarequicklycaught.Butthey
escapefromprisonandayoung
lawyersayssheknowswhothereal
criminalsare.Writtenwith
intelligence,thisstoryissofast-
movingthatitdemandsthereader’s
completeattention.
FLetmetellyou...
Thetwentystoriesinthiscollection
describethelivesofdifferent
peoplewhowereborninLondonin
1825.Eachstorytellsthelife
historyofadifferentperson.
Althoughtheyarenottrue,they
gavemearealfeelingforwhatlife
usedtobelikefortheordinary
person.
GTheLastJourney
JohnReynolds’finaltriptothe
AfricanCongotwoyearsago
unfortunatelyendedinhisdeath.
Forthefirsttimesincethen,we
hearaboutwherehewentandwhat
happenedtohimfromjournalist
TimHolden,whohasfollowed
Reynolds’route.
HFreeatLast!
MatthewHunt,whospenthalfhis
lifeinjailforacrimehedidnotdo,
haswrittenthemovingstoryofhis
lengthyfighttobesetfree.Now
outofprison,hehastakenthe
adviceofajudgetodescribehis
experiencesinabook.

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Part3
Questions11-20
LookatthesentencesbelowaboutajourneytotheArcticonboardaship.
Readthetextontheoppositepagetodecideifeachsentenceiscorrectorincorrect.
Ifitiscorrect,markAonyouranswersheet.
Ifitisnotcorrect,markBonyouranswersheet.
11Thistripisforpeoplewholikepeaceandquiet.
12Manydifferentactivitiesareorganisedonboard.
13ThevoyagebeginsinScotland.
14Theshipfollowsafixedroute.
15Therearedifferenttypesofaccommodation.
16Passengersservethemselvesinthediningroom.
17WhalescanbeseeninthemorningnearTromsø.
18TherearesomeexamplesoftraditionalbuildingsinTromsø.
19TheshipstaysovernightinTromsø.
20BearIslandusedtobeabusyfishingcentre.
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ExploringtheArctic
TheArcticisoneofthefewplacesintheworld
untouchedbypollutionwhereyoucanseenatureatits
wildestandmostbeautiful.JoinourshiptheNorthern
Starfrom2to18July,fora17-dayvoyagetothe
Arctic.Duringthevoyageyouareabletorelaxandget
awayfromitall.Therearenopartiesorfilm-showsto
attend,quizzestoenter,orentertainerstowatch.
However,wedohavespecialistsonboardwhoare
willingtoansweranyofyourquestionsaboutthe
Arcticandwhowilltalkabouttheanimalsandbirds
thatyouseeonthetrip.
AftersettingofffromScotland,wegonorthalongthecoastofNorwaytoBearIsland.
Alongthewayyou'llseethousandsofseabirdsandwonderfulscenery,withriversofice
andhugecliffs.Youwillhavethechancetoseereindeer,polarbears,andotherArctic
animals.Althoughwehaveatimetable,experiencehasshownthatwemayhaveto
changeourdirectionalittle,dependingontheweatherandonwhichanimalsappear.
TheNorthernStarisaveryspecialshipandourpastvoyageshavebeenverypopular.
Ourcabinsallhavethesameexcellentfacilities,whichincludeaprivatebathroomand
refrigerator.Ourchefsarehappytoprepareanyfoodforpeopleonspecialdiets.
Choosejustwhatyouwanttoeatfromthewidevarietyavailablefromthediningroom
buffet.Thereisalibrary,shop,clinicandplentyofspaceforrelaxation.Ifyouneed
someexercise,whynotgojoggingeverymorningaroundthedecks,ordosome
swimmingintheindoorpool.
Pricesincludeeconomyclassairtraveland16nightsonboardtheNorthernStar,all
mealsandexcursionsandalllectures.
Day1BoardtheNorthernStar.
Days2–7WesailslowlynorthalongthecoastofNorway,stoppingatplacesof
interest.
Day8Tromsø.Youneedtogetupatsunrisetoseethewhalesaswesail
towardsTromsø.VisitTromsøtoseetheArcticMuseum,the
cathedralandthebeautifuloldwoodenhouses.Intheeveningwe
sailawayalongthewestcoasttoBirdIsland,whichisexcellentfor
bird-watching.
Days9–10BearIsland.Wearrivehereintheearlyeveningandstayovernight.
BearIslandoncehadanactivefishingindustry,buttodaylittleof
thisremains.Wewillexploretheisland,lookingoutforArctic
flowers.
Days11–16Spitsbergen.Aplaceofmountainsandriversof
ice,itishometoalargevarietyofanimals.
Day17LeavetheshipinSpitsbergenandflytoLondon
fromTromsø.

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Part4
Questions21-25
Readthetextandquestionsbelow.
Foreachquestion,markthecorrectletterA,B,CorDonyouranswersheet.
AinsleyHarriott
I’vealwaysbeenabitofanentertainerandplayedthefunnyman.Iwasapart-timecomedianfor
years,soIlearnedhowtostandinfrontofaudiences.Itmademesureofmyself.Ilikebeingliked
andIlovemakingeveryonesmile.
I’velivedinLondonallmylifeandhavejustmovedtoalargerhousewithmywifeClareandour
twochildren,JimmyandMadeleine.Wespendalotoftimejustsinginganddancingaroundthe
house.Igrewupwithmusicbecausemydadisthepianist,ChesterHarriott–who’sstillplaying,
bytheway.Myworkingdayisdividedbetweentelevisionandwritingcookbooks,thoughTV
takesmostofmytime.IspendaboutfivedaysafortnightworkingonthecookingprogrammesI
appearin.IeatallsortsofthingsathomebutIonlybuyqualityfood.WhenI’mcooking,I
experimentwithwhateverisinthefridge–it’sgoodpracticeformyTVseries.
I’mafootballfanandenjoygoingtomatches,butI’mahome-lovingpersonreally.Idon’tlike
goingtothepubbutwedogoouttoeatabouttwiceamonth.There’snothingbetterthananight
athomeplayingwiththechildren.Irarelygotobedbeforemidnight.Lateeveningiswhenfresh
thoughtsoncookingusuallycometome,soIoftenwriteorplanmyprogrammesthen.WhenI
eventuallygettobed,Ihavenotroublesleeping!
21Whatisthewriter’smainpurposeinwritingthetext?
Atodescribehowhelives
Btosaywhatmakeshimlaugh
Ctotalkabouthiscookingideas
DtoexplainhowhestartedinTV
22WhatwouldareaderlearnaboutAinsleyfromthetext?
AHeisaverygoodmusician.
BHelikestoplanthefamilymeals.
CHeisnervousaboutperformingonstage.
DHeenjoysspendingtimewithhisfamily.
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23Whatdoesthewritersayabouthimself?
AHelovesgoingoutandmeetingpeople.
BHeisverysimilartohisfather.
CHeenjoysbeingpopular.
DHeshouldgotobedearlier.
24Whatdoeshesayabouthisworkinglife?
AHewouldliketoappearlessonTV.
BHegetshisbestideasatcertaintimes.
CHeprefersbeingacomedian.
DHeshouldpractisecookingmore.
25Whichofthefollowingisthebestdescriptionofthewriter?
A
ThepopularTVcomedianwho
enjoyscooking,watching
football,andhavingabusy
sociallife.
B
TheTVcookwholoves
makingpeoplelaugh,
watchingfootballand,above
all,havingahappyfamilylife.
C
ThesingingTVcookwholikes
makingjokes,playingwithhis
children,andhavinganearly
night.
D
Thecookandcomedianwho
takesgreatcareabouttheway
hecookshisfoodandenjoys
listeningtomusicmorethan
anything.

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Part5
Questions26-35
Readthetextbelowandchoosethecorrectwordforeachspace.
Foreachquestion,markthecorrectletterA,B,CorDonyouranswersheet.
Example:
0AeveryoneBsomeoneCbothDeach
Answer:0
ABCD
DeepSleep
Deepsleepisimportantfor(0).............Theactual(26)............ofsleepyouneed
depends(27)............yourage.Ayoungchild(28)............tosleeptentotwelve
hours,andateenageraboutninehours.Adultsdifferalotintheirsleeping
(29).............Formostofthem,seventoeighthoursanightis(30)............,but
somesleeplonger,whileothersmanagewithonlyfourhours.
Foragoodnight,havingacomfortable(31)............tosleepisveryimportant.Also,
thereshouldbe(32)............offreshairintheroom.Awarmdrinksometimeshelps
peopletosleep,(33)............itisnotagoodideatodrinkcoffeeimmediatelybefore
goingtobed.
(34)............youhavetotravelaverylongdistance,trytogotobedearlierthanusual
thedaybeforethe(35).............Thiswillhelpyoutofeelmorerestedwhenyou
arrive.
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26AsizeBnumberCamountDsum
27AonBtoCinDof
28AcouldBoughtCmustDshould
29AwaysBhabitsCmannersDactions
30AfewBwellClessDenough
31ApointBplaceCpositionDpart
32AplentyBmuchCmanyDseveral
33AbecauseBasCalthoughDeven
34ASinceBUntilCAfterDIf
35AjourneyBvoyageCcallDvisit

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Writing
Part1
Questions1-5
Herearesomesentencesaboutplayingtennis.
Foreachquestion,completethesecondsentencesothatitmeansthesameasthefirst.
Usenomorethanthreewords.
Writeonlythemissingwordsonyouranswersheet.
Youmayusethispageforanyroughwork.
Example:
0Ipreferplayingtennistoplayingsquash.
Ilikeplayingtennis………………………………..playingsquash.
Answer:0morethan
1It’stoocoldtoplaytennis.
Itisn’twarm………………………………..toplaytennis.
2Thereareonlyafewsquashcourtsinthistown.
Therearen’tvery………………………………..squashcourtsinthistown.
3Ifyoudon’tplayeveryweek,youwon’timproveyourtennis.
Youwon’timproveyourtennisunless………………………………..everyweek.
4Whydon’tyoujoinatennisclub?
IfIwereyou,………………………………..joinatennisclub.
5Ihaven’tbeentoatennismatchforalongtime.
It'salongtimesince………………………………..atennismatch.
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Part2
Question6
AnEnglishfriendofyourscalledJamesgaveapartyyesterday,whichyouenjoyed.
WriteacardtosendtoJames.Inyourcard,youshould
•thankhimfortheparty
•saywhatyoulikedbest
•suggestwhenyoucouldbothmeetagain.
Write35-45wordsonyouranswersheet.

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Part3
Writeananswertooneofthequestions(7or8)inthispart.
Writeyouranswerinabout100wordsonyouranswersheet.
Putthequestionnumberintheboxatthetopofyouranswersheet.
Question7
•ThisispartofaletteryoureceivefromanEnglishpenfriend.
•Nowwritealetter,answeringyourpenfriend’squestions.
•Writeyourletteronyouranswersheet.
Question8
•YourEnglishteacherhasaskedyoutowriteastory.
•Yourstorymustbeginwiththissentence:
Ifeltnervouswhenthephonerang.
•Writeyourstoryonyouranswersheet.
Inyournextletter,pleasetellmeallabout
yourfavouriteTVprogramme.Whydoyou
likewatchingit?What’sitabout?

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READING AND WRITING SAMPLE PAPER 2
© UCLES 2004 100/2031/7 [Turn over
Entry Level Certificate in English (ESOL) - Entry 3
Candidate
Centre Number Number
Candidate Name
UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE ESOL EXAMINATIONS
English for Speakers of Other Languages
PRELIMINARY ENGLISH TEST
PAPER 1 Reading and Writing
SAMPLE PAPER 2 1 hour 30 minutes
Additional materials:
Answer sheets
Soft clean eraser
Soft pencil (type B or HB is recommended)
TIME 1 hour 30 minutes
INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES
Write your name, Centre number and candidate number in the spaces at the top of this page. Write
these details on your answer sheets if they are not already printed.
Answer all questions.
Write your answers clearly on the separate answer sheets. Use a pencil.
You may use the question paper for any rough work, but you must write your answers in pencil on the
answer sheets. You will have no extra time for this, so you must finish in one and a half hours.
At the end of the examination, you should hand in both the question paper and the answer sheets.
INFORMATION FOR CANDIDATES
READING
Questions 1-35 carry one mark.
WRITING
Questions 1-5 carry one mark.
Part 2 (Question 6) carries five marks.
Part 3 (Question 7 or 8) carries fifteen marks.
_____________________________________________________
This question paper consists of 14 printed pages and 2 blank pages.

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Reading
Part1
Questions1-5
Lookatthetextineachquestion.
Whatdoesitsay?
MarkthecorrectletterA,B,orConyouranswersheet.
Example:
0A
B
C
Valuableobjectsareremovedatnight.
Valuablesshouldnotbeleftinthevan.
Thisvanislockedatnight.
Answer:0
ABC
1AMikedidn’tattendthemeetingaboutthe
swimmingcompetition.
BSue’snotesontheswimmingcompetitionare
incomplete.
CMikeandSuearebothtakingpartinthe
swimmingcompetition.
2A
B
C
Reducespeedifthereisapedestrianonthis
path.
Pedestriansshouldtakecareiftheyseea
cyclistonthepath.
Leavethecyclepathiftherearepeopleon
foot.
To:Mike
From:Sue
Re:Swimmingcompetition
Couldyoue-mailtheeventslist–
didn’tgetallthedetailsdownat
ourmeeting.Sorryyou’renotfit
enough.Wishmeluck.
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3A
B
C
Youmustfindoutthetimeyourflightleaves
fromyourbookinginformation.
Youwillnothearanyflightinformationso
readthescreensinstead.
Youshouldcheckthatthescreengivesthe
sameflightinformationasyourticket.
4AJoe’sshoeswillbedeliveredtotheshoe
shoponThursday.
BTheshoeshopwillorderJoe’sshoesbefore
Thursday.
CJoeneedstogototheshoeshopby
Thursday.
5Thisstoreisgoingto
A
B
C
openlaterthannormalonThursdaymorning.
closefrom10a.m.forstafftraining.
interviewnewstaffonThursdaymorning.
(MESSAGE
Joe
Taylors'shoeshopphoned.
They'vegottheshoesyou
orderedbutwillonlykeepthemtill
Thursday.Canyouget
therebeforethen?

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Part2
Questions6-10
Thepeoplebelowallwanttolearnanewsport.
Ontheoppositepagetherearedescriptionsofeightsportscentres.
Decidewhichsportscentrewouldbethemostsuitableforthefollowingpeople.
Forquestions6-10,markthecorrectletter(A-H)onyouranswersheet.
6
Dionysisworksinthecitycentreandwantstotakeupasport
thathecandoregularlyinhislunchhour.Heenjoysactivities
whicharefastandabitdangerous.
7
JohnandBettyalreadyplaygolfatweekends.Nowtheyhave
retired,theywanttolearnanewactivitytheycandotogetherin
themorningsinthecountryside.
8
Insixweeks’time,JuanishavingaholidayonaCaribbean
island,whereheplanstoexploretheoceandepths.Hehasa
9-to-5jobandwantstoprepareforthisholidayafterwork.
9
TomokoandNatalieare16.Theywanttodoanactivityone
eveningaweekandgetacertificateattheend.Theywould
alsoliketomakenewfriends.
10
Alicehasawell-paidbutstressfuljob.Shewouldliketotakeup
asportwhichshecandooutsidethecityeachweekend.She
alsowantstogettoknowsomenewpeople.
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SportingOpportunities
ASuzanne'sRidingSchool
Youcanstarthorse-ridingatany
age.Chooseprivateorgroup
lessonsanyweekdaybetween
9a.m.and8.30p.m.(3.30p.m.on
Saturdays).Thereare10
kilometresoftracksandpathsfor
leisurelyridesacrossfarmlandand
opencountry.Youwillneeda
ridinghat.
BLackfordSailingClub
OurYoungSailor'sCourseleadsto
theStage1Sailingqualification.
You'lllearnhowtosailsafelyand
thecoursealsocoverssailing
theoryandfirstaid.Havefunwith
othercoursemembersafterwards
intheclubroom.Thereare10
weeklytwo-hourlessons
(Tuesdays6p.m.–8p.m.).
CAdonisDiveCentre
Ourexperiencedinstructorsoffer
one-monthcoursesindeep-sea
divingforbeginners.Thereare
twoeveninglessonsaweek,in
whichyoulearntobreathe
underwaterandusetheequipment
safely.Youonlyneedaswimming
costumeandtowel.Reducedrates
forcouples.
DWindmillTennisAcademy
Learntoplaytennisintheheartofthe
cityandhavefunatourtennis
weekends.ArriveonFridayevening,
learnthebasicstrokesonSaturdayand
playinacompetitiononSunday.
There'salsoadiscoandswimming
pool.Whitetennisclothesandaracket
arerequired.
EHiltonSkiCentre
Ifyoutakeour20-hourcoursea
weekortwobeforeyourskiing
holiday,you'llenjoyyourholiday
more.Learnhowtouseaski-lift,
howtoslowdownand,most
importantly,howtostop!The
centreisopenfromnoonto10p.m.
Skisandbootscanbehired.
FAvonWatersportsClub
Weuseatwo-kilometrelengthof
riverforspeedboatracingand
water-skiing.Abeginners'course
consistsoften20-minutelessons.
Youwilllearntohandleboats
safelyandconfidently,butmustbe
abletoswim.Theclubisina
convenientcentralpositionandis
opendailyfrom9a.m.to4p.m.,
withlessonsallthroughtheday.
GGlenmorieGolfClub
Afterathree-hourintroduction
withaprofessionalgolfer,you
canjointhisgolfclub.The
coursestretchesacrossbeautiful
rollinghillsandisopenfrom
dawnuntilduskdaily.Thereare
regularsocialeveningson
Saturdaysintheclubbar.You
willneedyourowngolf
equipment.
HHadlowAeroClub
Enjoyadifferentviewofthe
countrysidefromoneofourtwo-
seaterlightaeroplanes.Aftera50-
hourcoursewithourqualified
instructor,youcouldgetyourown
pilot'slicence.Beginners'lessons
forover-18sarearrangedon
weekdaysafter4p.m.

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Part3
Questions11-20
LookatthesentencesbelowabouttheOrkneyIslands.
Readthetextontheoppositepagetodecideifeachsentenceiscorrectorincorrect.
Ifitiscorrect,markAonyouranswersheet.
Ifitisnotcorrect,markBonyouranswersheet.
11Someoftheislandsarehometoanimalsratherthanpeople.
12FarmingontheOrkneyIslandshasincreasedinimportanceovertheyears.
13Therearesomeruinsononeoftheislands.
14ThereisanArtsCentreinthecapitaloftheOrkneyIslands.
15IfyougototheArtsCentre,youcanseesomeexamplesofmodernart.
16Thefishingindustryhaschangedwhatitcatches.
17TogetthemostfromanOrkneyholiday,itisnecessarytogotoseveralislands.
18AtaxicantakeyoutoallthetouristplacesonHoy.
19YoucanflydirectfromLondonHeathrowtoKirkwall.
20OnehotelincludesticketsfortheArtsFestivalinitsprice.
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TheAncientIslandsofOrkney
OffthenorthcoastofScotland,thereareseventyislands
whichformtheOrkneyIslands.Somearenomorethan
tinyrockswithjustsheepandseabirdsonthem;only
sixteenhavehumanpopulations.ApartfromRousay
andHoy,theislandsarelow-lyingandgoodfor
farming.Althoughtourismisnowthemainindustry,
farmingisstillasimportanttoislandlifeasitwas
thousandsofyearsago.Peoplehavefarmedherefor
morethan4,500yearsandyoucanstillseepartsofa
villagefromthattimeonthebiggestisland,whichis
calledtheMainland.Thestrangestoneboxbedsthat
areleftshowusthattheinhabitantsusedtosleepsitting
upratherthanlyingdown!
THINGSTODO
TheOrkneyIslandsaregreatforwalkingandoneofthebestplacesintheBritish
Islesforwatersports.Therearesevenlochs,orlakes,tofishinandexcellentsea
fishing.ThecapitaloftheislandsisthebeautifuloldtownofKirkwall,wherethere
areshopsofferingspecialvarietiesofcheeseandfish.ThefishingportofStromness
hasamuseum,threebookshopsandanArtsCentre,whichhasagoodcollectionof
latetwentieth-centuryart.Intheharbourthereareplentyoffishingboatstosee,
althoughtheboatsnolongercatchwhalesastheyoncedid.Everyyearthereisan
ArtsFestivalinJune,whichhasmusic,drama,dance,poetryandexhibitionsof
paintings.
ItisbesttospendmostofyourtimeintheOrkneyIslandsontheMainland,asthereis
somuchtoseeanddo.However,youcanalsovisitoneortwooftheotherislands
suchastheislandofHoy,whichisparticularlyfamousforitshighcliffs.Taxisare
availabletodriveyouroundHoy,butyouwillneedtowalkuptothetopofthecliffs.
Whentouristsreachthecliffedge,particularlyinbadweather,theyfindthesafest
waytoseetheviewisbylyingdownontheirstomachs!
HOWTOGETTHERE
BAExpressfliestoKirkwalldaily(exceptSundays)fromGlasgowandEdinburgh,
andthereareconnectingserviceswithLondonHeathrow.Thereisaferryeveryday
fromScrabsterandweeklyferriesfromAberdeen.
WHERETOSTAY
Therearemanyexcellenthotelsandinnstochoosefrom.Mostdoverygoodfish
dishesintheirrestaurants.TheStromnessHotelalsoofferssevennightsfrom£199
duringtheArtsFestivalandthepriceincludesamealbeforeoraftertheconcerts.

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Part4
Questions21-25
Readthetextandquestionsbelow.
Foreachquestion,markthecorrectletterA,B,CorDonyouranswersheet.
DougAllan,WildlifeCameraman
IrecentlyspenttwoyearsintheArcticfilmingtheseriesBlue
Planet.Ilovebeinginanenvironmentthathasn'tchangedfor
20,000years.Ofcourseit'sfreezing,butitmustbeahealthy
placebecauseyounevercatchcolds.
WhenI'mfilming,Iliketoreallyfeelhowlonelytheenvironmentis.Filmingunderwaterinvolves
cuttingthroughthickiceanddivingintiedtoaline.Thepersonattheotherendhastobeready
topullyououtfastifnecessary.
OriginallyIwasaresearchdiverfortheBritishAntarcticSurveyproject,butformescience
lackedexcitement.I'dalwaysenjoyedphotography,andwhenevercamerateamspassed
through,theyencouragedmetowatchandlearn.Iwasthenabletomoveintofilmingin1985
andhaveconcentratedonArcticandAntarcticwildlifeeversince.
IprefertobefacetofacewiththeanimalsI'mfilming.Ihaven'tgotinthewaterwithkiller
whalesyet,butIplanto.Ofcourse,it'sdangerousifyouchoosethewrongmoment.They're
biganimalsandcanmovefast,soI'dbestupidtofilmthemsearchingforfood!
I'veneverhadproblemswithpolarbears,althoughonceIwasfrightenedwhenonetriedtoget
intomytent.Polarbearsarebold,cleveranddangerous.ButImadethisoneseeIwasn't
abouttoattackit–I'msureitrealisedIwouldn'thurtit.
WhenIcomebackhomefrommytrips,Iworkinthemorningsandspendtheafternoons
swimmingtokeepfit.NowI'mfifty,filmingisharder.Thechallengeformeistocontinueto
deliverhigh-qualitywork.
21Inthistext,DougAllanisdescribing
Athechallengesoftheenvironmentheworksin.
BthecareeropportunitiesinTVcamerawork.
Cthedifficultiesofhavingtoworkalone.
DthebeautifulsceneryoftheArctic.
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22WhatdoesDougsayabouthisearlycareer?
AHewastedtheyearshespentasascientist.
BItwasagoodchancetolearnaboutfilming.
CHewasboredbyworkingonlyintheAntarctic.
DIttaughthimhowtobecomeaskilleddiver.
23Whentalkingaboutkillerwhales,Dougsaysthat
Ahewillonlyfilmthemfromasafedistance.
Bhehasalwaysbeencarefulwhendivingwiththem.
Chetriestoavoidanydangerbyfacingthem.
Dhebelievestherearesafeopportunitiestofilmthem.
24HowdoesDougdescribehisexperiencewithapolarbear?
ATheanimalwasmuchmoreafraidthanDougwas.
BDougfeltnervousthatthebearmightcomeback.
CThebearseemedtoknowDougwasn'tadanger.
DDougrealisedhewaswrongtotrustpolarbears.
25WhatmightDougsayabouthisjobasacameraman?
AB
CD
NowI’vereachedfifty,Irealise
thedangersinvolvedingetting
thebestpicturesaretoogreat.
I’mgladIgaveupworkingasa
scientistbecauseI’mnowina
positiontobeabletoretireearly.
AlthoughIfindthework
moredifficultnowI’mnotas
young,Istillhaveotherfilm
projectsI’mkeentodo.
I’vemadewildlifefilmsinevery
countryintheworld,butIwant
tokeepfilminguntilIgettoo
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Part5
Questions26-35
Readthetextbelowandchoosethecorrectwordforeachspace.
Foreachquestion,markthecorrectletterA,B,CorDonyouranswersheet.
Example:
0AlotsBmuchCseveralDmany
Answer:0
ABCD
School’sArtSale
LastFridayparentshelpedcollect(0)............ofmoneyforaschoolbybuying
children’spictures.AprimaryschoolinBicesteruseditsclassroomsasanart
galleryforadayand(26)............parentstocomeandlook.Allthepupils
(27)............aworkofartand(28)............paintingwentonsaleat£5.
Hundredsofparentsandrelationscameand,together,theyspent(29)............
£2,000.
Nowtheschoolis(30)............ofmakingtheexhibitionbiggernextyearbyalso
contactingbusinesses(31)............operateinthelocalarea.Oneoftheschool-
children’sparentsfirsthadthe(32)............aftergoingto(33)............
exhibitionsinherhomecountry,SouthAfrica.
Theschoolhasdecidedto(34)............themoneytobuybooksandCDplayers.
TheHeadTeachersaidhewasdelightedtoseetheschool(35)............fulland
hewasveryproudofthechildren.
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26AhopedBinvitedCpleasedDwished
27AoperatedBplayedCperformedDproduced
28AfewBsomeCeachDall
29AoverBmoreCcloseDnear
30AplanningBthinkingCconsideringDwanting
31AwhatBwhoCwhichDwhose
32AmemoryBideaChabitDchoice
33AsameBlikelyCsimilarDequal
34AbringBaddCjoinDuse
35AsoBtooCsuchDenough

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Writing
Part1
Questions1-5
Herearesomesentencesaboutaholidayonacanalboat.
Foreachquestion,completethesecondsentencesothatitmeansthesameasthefirst.
Usenomorethanthreewords.
Writeonlythemissingwordsonyouranswersheet.
Youmayusethispageforanyroughwork.
Example:
0Wehadnotbeenonacanalboatfortwoyears.
Itwastwoyears……………………………........wehadbeenonacanalboat.
Answer:0since
1Ittookusalongtimetodecidewheretogo.
Wespentalongtime……………………………........wheretogo.
2Theboatdidnotmoveveryquicklydowntheriver.
Theboatmovedvery……………………………........downtheriver.
3Wecouldnotfishinmanypartsoftheriver.
Wewerenot……………………………........fishinmanypartsoftheriver.
4Therewasasmallkitchenontheboat.
Theboat……………………………........asmallkitchen.
5Thesunshoneeverydayoftheboattrip.
Itwas……………………………........everydayoftheboattrip.
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Part2
Question6
Youaregoingtomovetoanewflat.
Writeane-mailtoanEnglishfriendofyours.Inyoure-mail,youshould
•saywhereyouaremovingto
•explainwhyyouaremoving
•inviteyourfriendtovisityou.
Write35-45wordsonyouranswersheet.

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KEYFORSAMPLETEST1
Reading
Part1
Reading
Part2
Reading
Part3
Reading
Part4
Reading
Part5
1C6E11A21A26C
2A7D12B22D27A
3C8H13A23C28B
4B9C14B24B29B
5A10A15B25B30D
16A31B
17A32A
18A33C
19B34D
20A35A
WritingPart1
1enough(forme)4Iwould/I'd
2many5Iwentto
3youplay/practise
Writing:Part2,Question6
TaskSpecificMarkscheme
•thanksforparty
•indicationofwhatcandidatelikedbest
•suggestionfornextmeeting
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Part3
Writeananswertooneofthequestions(7or8)inthispart.
Writeyouranswerinabout100wordsonyouranswersheet.
Putthequestionnumberintheboxatthetopofyouranswersheet.
Question7
•YourEnglishteacherhasaskedyoutowriteastory.
•Yourstorymusthavethefollowingtitle:
Themostimportantdayofmylife
•Writeyourstoryonyouranswersheet.
Question8
•ThisispartofaletteryoureceivefromyourEnglishfriendBarbara.
•NowwritealettertoBarbara,tellingherhowyouspendyourfreetime.
•Writeyourletteronyouranswersheet.
Ihavejustjoinedanewclub–playing
computergames!It'sexcellent!
Whatdoyoudoinyourfreetime?

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KEYFORSAMPLETEST2
Reading
Part1
Reading
Part2
Reading
Part3
Reading
Part4
Reading
Part5
1B6F11A21A26B
2A7A12B22B27D
3B8C13A23D28C
4C9B14B24C29A
5A10G15A25C30B
16A31C
17B32B
18B33C
19B34D
20B35A
WritingPart1
1deciding/thinkingabout/discussing/
choosing
4had(got)/contained//wasequippedwith
2slowly5sunny
3allowedto/ableto/permittedto
Writing:Part2,Question6PW200106
TaskSpecificMarkscheme
••••explanationofwhycandidateismoving
••••informationaboutwherecandidateismovingto
N.B.:Addressisacceptable.
••••invitationforfriendtovisit
SAMPLESCRIPTSWITHEXAMINERSCOMMENTSFORSAMPLEPAPER(1)
PART2
CANDIDATEA
HiJames,
Yourpartyyesterdaywasverynice.Thanksforinvitingme.ThebestIliked
wasthatinterestinggameweplayed.IthinkwecouldmeetonnextSaturday
becauseonFridayIhaveschool.
Bye,Yourdear,Marco
EXAMINERCOMMENTS
5marks.
Allcontentelementsarecoveredappropriately.Minorlanguageerrorsdonotimpedeclear
communicationofthemessage.
CANDIDATEB
DearJames,
Thepartywasgreat!I’veneverbeeninsointerestingparty.Thankyoufor
organisingthisparty!Thebestinyourpartyweremusicandattractivegames.
Iwanttomeetyouagain!
Yourfriend,Ali
EXAMINERCOMMENTS
3marks.
Onecontentelementisomitted(doesnotsuggestwhentomeetagain).Theothercontent
elementsareclearlycommunicated.

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CANDIDATEC
Thanksyourinvitation..soIwon’tcome.insideofparty,Iprefergoingtheatre,
cinema,andwalking.
aftertomorrowwecanmeetgreenparkandAswewalk,Wetalk.seeyou.
NOT!Ididn’trealiseyesterday.AfterIwrite,Irealised.
EXAMINERCOMMENTS
1mark.
Littlerelevantcontentaspartyisinthefuture.Messagerequiresexcessiveeffortonpartof
reader.
PART3–STORY
CANDIDATEA
Ifeltnervouswhenthephonerang.Iwaswaitingforalongtimethatmoment,
butIthoughtthatneverhappened.ButIwaswrong.WhenIpickedupthe
phone,Icouldn’tsayanyword.Butthen,Ilistenedthevoice.PleaseisMyriam
athome?Thenmyvoicewentout,andIbegantoshout,Yes!Yes!Iam.What’s
youwant?Afriendlyvoiceanswersme:HelloMyriam.Goodevening.Icantell
thatyouknowwhyIamcallingyou.Maybeisbecauseyouaewaitingthiscallfor
alongtime.Butnowisreal.Iaskedher:areyoucallingmefromBrazilian
Embassy?Thevoiceansweredme:Yes,Iam,andIhavegoodnewsforyou.
YourpapersareOK,andyoucanflightoBrazilthenextweekend.Icouldn’t
believedthat.Formorethan8monthsIwaswaitingthispaper,andthat
momentwashere,morenearthannever.
NowIaminBrazilenjoyingthebeach,thesun,andthepeople,andremembered
withasmilethemomentwhenthephonerangoneweekago.
EXAMINERCOMMENTS
Band:4
Agoodattemptattask,showingambitionandfluency.Thereissomerange,including
appropriateuseofphrasalverbsandgooduseofexpressions,e.g.'withasmile'.However,
thereareanumberofnon-impedingerrors,whichholdtheansweratthebottomofBand4.
CANDIDATEB
Ifeltnervouswhenthephonerang.WhenthephonerangIwasstandinginthe
livingroom.ThisishapenedonFridayat2p.m.AlldayIwasthinkingaboutthe
exsam,becousethiswasfirsexsam,thatcouldgivemepermissentowork.I
wasnervousalotof.ButthoughwhatcouldhapenedifIdidn’tpassmyexsam.
WhenIanseredonthephoncall,Iheard,“Taxiservices”
EXAMINERCOMMENTS
Band:2
Inadequateattempt.TherearenumerouserrorsandfrequentmisspellingsofPET-level
words,andthescriptrequiresconsiderableeffortbythereader.

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PART3-LETTER
CANDIDATEA
DearCarmen,
Thankyouforyourletter.I’mreallysorrythatIdidn’tanswerearlier.You
askedmeaboutmyfavoriteTVprogramme,soI’lltellyousomethingaboutthis.
Ifthereisnothingspecialtodo,everyeveningat6o’clockIwatchasoapcalled
“Friends”.It’snealythesameas“VL”inGermanywhichIalwayswatched.It’s
thekindofprogrammewhereyoudon’thavetothink–aneasyprogramme
whichdoesn’tneedyourfullconcentration.SoIcandosomehomeworkatthe
sametime,oranythingelse.That’soneofthereasonswhyIreallyenjoy
watchingthiskindofTV.
IhopeIhearsomethingfromyousoon.
Lotsoflove
Alexis
EXAMINERCOMMENTS
Band:5
Verygoodattempt,showingconfidentandambitioususeoflanguage.Thereisagood
rangeofstructuresandvocabulary,e.g.'whereyoudon'thavetothink','fullconcentration'.
Coherentandreadswell.Errorsarenon-impedingandduelargelytoambition,e.g.'It's
nealythesameas…'.
CANDIDATEB
DearDavid.
InyourlastletteryouwanttoknowaboutmyfovouriteTV.programme.Igoing
totellyouaboutit.MybestTV.programmeis“AliMcBeel”.Iloveitbecauseit
makemelaughsomuch.I’mfielcloseto“Ali”whichisthemainactress.Ithink
itisbecauseI’minmythirstieslikeshe.Allthestorysareveryfunny.Ienjoy
themusictoowhatisverynice.Aliisasinglewomanwhichwanttofindaideal
manbutalwayshappenalotofthingsandfinalysheisalongagain.
YoushouldwatchthisprogrammeIthinkyou’llenjoyit.
Ihopeseeyousoon.Luz
EXAMINERCOMMENTS
Band:3
Languageisambitiousbutflawedbyanumberoferrors,thoughthesearemainlynon-
impeding,e.g.'whatisverynice','aidealman'.Letterisquitewellorganised.Thereisan
adequaterangeoflanguageforthetask.
SAMPLESCRIPTSWITHEXAMINERCOMMENTSFORSAMPLEPAPER(2)
PART2
CANDIDATEA
DearJames,
Ifoundanewflatyesterday.IamgoingtomovetoOxfordbecauseIamgoing
toworkinashop.So,Ineedaflatnearthisshop.Ifyouwantyoucanvisitme.
Bestwishes,Annick
EXAMINERCOMMENTS
5marks.
Allthreecontentelementsarecoveredappropriatelyandthemessagereadsclearly,within
thewordlimit.Notethatcandidatesarenotexpectedtoincludee-mailformattobeawardeda
5.
CANDIDATEB
Hi,howareyou?IhopyouareOK.InthisperiodIhavesomemanyproblems
andI‘mgoingtomovetoanewflat.Ithinkyouhavesomemanyideasabout
flatsonLondon–Canyouhelpme?Iwouldfindaverylargeandeconomyflat.
Please,writemesoon.ByeJanet.
EXAMINERCOMMENTS
2marks.
Inthisscript,twoelementsareunsuccessfullyattemptedandthethirdone(invitingthefriend
tovisit)hasbeenomitted.Thewriterhasmisunderstoodthedetailsofthetask,assheasks
foradviceaboutfindingaflat,ratherthaninformingherfriendaboutanewflatsheisgoingto
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CANDIDATEC
DearPepe,
HelloI’ammovingonaflatinBostonIhaveabeatifulbaewIseealotofflats.
Hearethepeoplewasveryamable.IcamehearebecauseIgototheuniversity
Idon’tnowIfyouwanttocomehearitwasaemptyroom
Ian
EXAMINERCOMMENTS
3marks.
Althoughallthreecontentelementsareattempted,basiclanguageerrorsintensesand
spellingrequiresomeeffortbythereader,withtheoverallclarityofthemessageimpaired.
PART3-STORY
CANDIDATEA
Themostimportantdayofmylife.
ThemostimportantdayofmylifeisthathappenonthedayIfirstwentto
universitywhichisabeatifulmordentechnologyschoolinmyhometown.The
reasonwhythedayismostimportantisthatinmycountrynoteveryonewhoa
studentcanentertoauniversity.IntheyearwhichIwenttouniversityis
about4in10studentmighttointotheschool.Becausethis.youcouldimagine
howluckamI.OfcourseneedIstudyhardandpasstheexamswhichevery
studentmustattendanddomybesttogethighscores.InmymindIstill
rememberedthatdayIworemybestclothandfeltfullofexcitingformy
future.
EXAMINERCOMMENTS
Band:3
Thisanswerisambitiousbutflawedbyanumberofmostlynon-impedingerrors,forexample
‘beatifulmorden’,‘howluckIam’,Iworemybestclothandfeltfullofexciting’.Therangeof
structuresandvocabularyusedisadequate(andoccasionallymorethanadequate)forthe
task.Thereissomeattemptatorganisation,althoughthescriptrequiressomeeffortbythe
readerattimes.
CANDIDATEB
Themostimportantdayofmylife.
Duringalifetimethereissomanydaysyoucouldcall,themostimportantdayof
yourlife”.Itcouldbethedayyouchosewichschoolyouaregoingto,orwhat
youwanttoworkwiththerestofyourlife.Anotherimportantdayiswhenyou
getmarried,oryouchosewheretolive.Butmostofallitmustbeavery
importantdaywhenyougivebirthtoachild.Ithinkthatchangeseverything
youhavebeendoinguntilthen.Thanyouhavetorealicethatsomebodyare
moreimportantthanyourself
EXAMINERCOMMENTS
Band:5
Thisisaverygoodattempt,requiringnoeffortbythereader.Thewriterisconfident,
ambitious,andwellorganised,forexample‘Anotherimportantdayiswhenyouget
married...’.Thereisawiderangeofstructuresandvocabularywithinthetasksetanderrors,
thoughpresent,areminorandduetoambition,forexample‘Itcouldbethedayyouchose
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PART3-LETTER
CANDIDATEA
DearMichael,
Thankyouforyourletter.I’mverypleasedthatyoufoundsomethingwhatyou
enjoi.I’mnotveryinterestedincomputers.Ipreferbooks.Ilovereading,but
nowit’sverydifficult,becauseIhavetoreadEnglishbooks.Ittakestimeto
startreadsomethingwhichisnotinyourmotherlanguage.Andyouknow,my
EnglishisnotsogoodthatIcouldreadeverything.EspeciallyifI’mreadingjust
romanticbooks.I’mnotjustreadingallthetime.Ilikedoingsports,too.Ilike
playingbasketballandfootball,butI’mnotgoodatit.NowIhavesomemeeting,
soIhopetohearfromyousoon.
Lotsoflove,Lenka
EXAMINERCOMMENTS
Band:4
Thisisagoodattempt,withfairlyambitioususeoflanguage.Theletterreadswell,onthe
whole,althoughthelinkingofsentencescouldbebetter.Therearesomeerrors,butthese
arenon-impeding,forexample‘youfoundsomethingwhatyouenjoi’,‘Ittakestimetostart
readsomething’.Therangeusedismorethanadequateforthetaskset.
CANDIDATEB
HiJohnHowareyouhowisthingseverythingisallrightIamsureitis.Irecieved
youletterandIamrealyPleasedthatyouaredoinguniversityandthatwasa
niceidiaFreetimecomputergamesandyouaskedmewhatamIdoinginmy
freetimeasyouknowIamalwaysbusyIamworkingfivedaysaweekmon.wed.
fri.andweekend.IhavenoFreetime.asyouknowinthemorningIdocollage
too.OKwewillseeyousoonIamsurebyfornow.takecareofyourself
EXAMINERCOMMENTS
Band:2
Theletterisincoherentattimesduetopoorsentencestructureanderraticpunctuation,
whichcausesconsiderableefforttoberequiredbythereader.Thelanguageusedisfairly
simplisticandcontainsbasicerrors,whichoccasionallyimpedecommunication.Itisan
acceptableinterpretationofthetaskforthecandidatetosayhehasnofreetimeandto
explainwhy.
Continueontheothersideofthissheet
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