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    Cae Cpe Writing Part 2 Plan Handout

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    The document provides information about the writing tasks for Parts 2 of the CAE and CPE exams. It outlines that CAE candidates will choose from 3 tasks of 220-260 words such as a report, proposal, or letter. CPE candidates will choose from 3 tasks of 280-320 words like an article, report, or review. A 6-step method is then described to plan and structure the writing, including reading the task, organizing content, determining style and language features, and following conventions specific to the format.

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    The document provides information about the writing tasks for Parts 2 of the CAE and CPE exams. It outlines that CAE candidates will choose from 3 tasks of 220-260 words such as a report, proposal, or letter. CPE candidates will choose from 3 tasks of 280-320 words like an article, report, or review. A 6-step method is then described to plan and structure the writing, including reading the task, organizing content, determining style and language features, and following conventions specific to the format.

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    The document provides information about the writing tasks for Parts 2 of the CAE and CPE exams. It outlines that CAE candidates will choose from 3 tasks of 220-260 words such as a report, proposal, or letter. CPE candidates will choose from 3 tasks of 280-320 words like an article, report, or review. A 6-step method is then described to plan and structure the writing, including reading the task, organizing content, determining style and language features, and following conventions specific to the format.

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    Cae Cpe Writing Part 2 Plan Handout

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    Ana Padilla
    The document provides information about the writing tasks for Parts 2 of the CAE and CPE exams. It outlines that CAE candidates will choose from 3 tasks of 220-260 words such as a report, proposal, or letter. CPE candidates will choose from 3 tasks of 280-320 words like an article, report, or review. A 6-step method is then described to plan and structure the writing, including reading the task, organizing content, determining style and language features, and following conventions specific to the format.

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    CAE/CPE Writing Part 2

    CAE
    Complete 1 task from a choice of 3.

    Tasks could include: a report, a proposal, a letter or a review.

    Word limit: 220-260 words

    CPE
    Complete 1 task from a choice of 3.

    Tasks could include: an article, a report, a review, a letter or two questions related to set texts.

    Word limit: 280-320 words.

    6 Step Method
    1. Read task, underline content points.
    2. Organise content points into paragraphs.
    3. WHAT are you going to say? Add notes to paragraphs.
    4. HOW are you going to say it?
    1. Register? Formal/informal?
    2. Range of structures: What impressive grammar are you going to use?
    Inversions (not only/no sooner/not until/seldom)
    Inverted conditionals (Were I to..../Had they known...)
    Cleft sentences (What impressed me most was...)
    Participle clauses (Having visited the city before, I know what to expect. Being a massive fan
    of cheese, I had a whale of a time in France)
    Double comparatives (The more cheese I ate, the fatter I became. The more I studied the
    more I understood about French culture.)
    3. Range of vocabulary:
    How to paraphrase the content points.
    Phrasal verbs. (switch over, zone out, sit back)
    Idioms/similes (like watching paint dry/to be on the edge of one's seat)
    Relevant vocabulary to the topic (chat show, current affairs, couch potato, remote control)
    Other expressions (Something for everyone, a smorgasbord of options, kill time, etc.)
    5. Forms and conventions: Report/proposal – paragraph titles, letter conventions.
    6. Write!

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