SPEAKING
- Sample of a test taker prompt
- Sample of an examiner prompt
- Test score and commentary for the sample prompt
We are students of C2 level in Maria Markaki school. At first, we published book reviews on this blog, which is why it used to be called 'Literature Blog', but all our latest posts have to do with the ECPE/ CPE exams. Thank you for dropping by!
Useful notes for candidates following a webinar on ECPE writing correction offered by the Hellenic American Union:
You can write a rough plan on the last page of your official writing booklet.
One and a half page is required so that the topic is deemed well developed. Otherwise, you lose rhetoric points (content and organisation)
You can leave a blank line between paragraphs or divide paragraphs traditionally. The division must be clearly distinguished.
If the essay is not finished, you lose rhetoric points.
Sample essay commentary:
My opinion: Rhetoric: 2 (that was not a for and against essay), Grammar: 5, Vocabulary: 4 ---> Total points: 11
Examiner's total score: 12
Marking criteria:
The official video: https://youtu.be/FIY4ZoODfeg
An extra one: https://youtu.be/X8do0ilvYNs
Great news on our very first day back to school: Nassia Tournaki has passed the CPE exams with a straight A after only 8 months of (admittedly) hard work! Congratulations, Nassia! We have had the pleasure to teach you since the A' Junior and we can confidently say that you deserve the high grade! In the photo, you can see Nassia providing the world with some serious food for thought.