FCE WRITING TIPS AND STRUCTURES

FCE WRITING TIPS AND STRUCTURES

1. STRUCTURES

   • http://www.cambridgeenglish.org/exams/first/whats-in-the-exam/
   • • http://ohconnect.com/?get_group_doc=1725/1428677974-FCE_writingdetailed.pdf

2. TIPS

   • THE PRINCIPAL MISTAKES IN FCE
     • http://www.flo-joe.co.uk/fcereport.pdf
     • Not answering the question completely
     • Forgetting to plan
     • Taking too much time to answer one question
     • Not allowing time to check your answer
     • Using too much of the input material
     • Not knowing the text types
     • Choosing the wrong question
     • Not thinking like an examiner
     • Forgetting to improve your English
   • Remember to spend 40 minutes on each. Start by reading the question first and then spend a minute thinking about a good answer. It would help if you write a short plan for your answer. This will mean you can write a well-structured answer and not miss anything you want to say. Write about what you can explain, even if you have to give an opinion you don’t agree with. Part 1 should be 120-150 words, and Part 2 120-180 words. On the other hand, don’t say unimportant-unnecessary things to increase your word count, this will definitely not help.
     • http://www.unitedcollegelondon.co.uk/8-tips-to-pass-the-fce-exam/

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