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Exam-specific guidance

  • Map your lowest skill movement to Cambridge English Scale and CEFR readiness.
  • Use of English coverage should remain visible where the exam reports it.

Four-day focus plan

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Day 1
Create your baseline
Start with Reading Paper so the dashboard can measure your first weak area.
Day 2
Writing Paper
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Day 3
Review and retry
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Day 4
Listening Paper
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Speaking tasks
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Writing tasks
1
Listening tasks
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Reading tasks
1
Completed sessions
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Open practice
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Completed mocks
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Study plan

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Reading Paper
#1
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reading
Writing Paper
#2
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writing
Listening Paper
#3
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listening
Speaking Paper
#4
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speaking

Vocabulary

Due now
18
Scheduled
0
Reviewed
0
Tracked
18
Snoozed
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Retired
0
Next review 2026-06-04
  • Prompt vocabulary: 18 tracked, 18 due

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Prompt vocabulary

cambridge
Listening Paper, Reading Paper
high
Cambridge B1 Preliminary 2026 reading short_text_multiple_choice Notice: The study club now meets in Room 12 after school on Thursday.
Seen in 4 prompts
Review by 2026-06-04
preliminary
Listening Paper, Reading Paper
high
Cambridge B1 Preliminary 2026 reading short_text_multiple_choice Notice: The study club now meets in Room 12 after school on Thursday.
Seen in 4 prompts
Review by 2026-06-04
students
Reading Paper, Speaking Paper
high
longer_text_matching_or_comprehension A short article explains how students planned a community project and divided responsibilities.
Seen in 3 prompts
Review by 2026-06-04
activities
Speaking Paper, Writing Paper
high
Your class has discussed whether students learn better from online resources or from classroom activities.
Seen in 2 prompts
Review by 2026-06-04
arrangements
Listening Paper, Reading Paper
high
c The text is about unrelated travel arrangements.
Seen in 2 prompts
Review by 2026-06-04
article
Reading Paper, Writing Paper
high
longer_text_matching_or_comprehension A short article explains how students planned a community project and divided responsibilities.
Seen in 2 prompts
Review by 2026-06-04
cancelled
Listening Paper, Reading Paper
high
b The text says the course has been cancelled.
Seen in 2 prompts
Review by 2026-06-04
complete
Reading Paper, Speaking Paper
high
Complete the Cambridge reading paper sample set.
Seen in 2 prompts
Review by 2026-06-04
course
Listening Paper, Reading Paper
high
b The text says the course has been cancelled.
Seen in 2 prompts
Review by 2026-06-04
interview
Listening Paper, Speaking Paper
high
Cambridge B1 Preliminary 2026 listening short_extracts monologue_sentence_completion multiple_matching interview_or_exchange part-1-q-1 a The course helped with study organisation.
Seen in 2 prompts
Review by 2026-06-04
learners
Reading Paper, Speaking Paper
high
part-4-q-1 a Learners should check the instructions before choosing.
Seen in 2 prompts
Review by 2026-06-04
matching
Listening Paper, Reading Paper
high
longer_text_matching_or_comprehension A short article explains how students planned a community project and divided responsibilities.
Seen in 2 prompts
Review by 2026-06-04

Speaking lab

Cambridge B1 Preliminary Speaking Paper: Task Surface Smoke
Visual description
Cambridge B1 Preliminary 2026 speaking Tell the examiner about a useful way you learn English. interview Compare the pictures and say how people are learning in different ways. long_turn_with_photos Discuss which study activities would help learners most and explain your decision. collaborative_discussion Discuss which study activities would help learners most and explain your decision. discussion Complete the paired Cambridge speaking test simulation with examiner prompts and candidate interaction. image Two candidate photos show online study and paired library study for comparison. Two realistic study photos for a Cambridge speaking long-turn task: one student learning online and two students discussing notes in a library.
103 words0 audio96s drill
Visual prompt | Question prompt | Grammar and Vocabulary | Discourse Management

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