Linguaskill General study materials
Linguaskill General study resources

Linguaskill General case studies

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Linguaskill is described by Cambridge English as a fast, online and on-demand certificated English exam. It is a globally recognised test that certifies the English language level of learners in education institutions and organisations. It is powered by artificial intelligence and computer-adaptive technology, and it offers testing of English language ability from B1 to C2 level on the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR). The exam is modular, so a candidate or an organisation can choose which combination of skills is right for them from speaking, writing, reading and listening. The Linguaskill General case studies are 5 cases and about 3,095 words.

1

The 22-Second Long Turn

Mei is 10 days from her Linguaskill Speaking test. In a recorded mock, Part 2 gives her a topic and three bullet points and one minute to speak.

666 words, about 3 min
2

The 84-Word Email to a Manager

Tomas is preparing for Linguaskill Writing Part 1. The task says: 'You are going on a training course next week.

650 words, about 3 min
3

Two Options That Both Look True

Aisha's reading mock has 30 minutes. Results: short texts 12/15 in 8 minutes; the multiple-matching section with four texts and ten questions 4/10 in 16 minutes; she leaves the last three questions blank.

615 words, about 3 min
4

Tuesday, Sorry, Wednesday

Diego is practising the note-completion section. He hears: 'The garden opens at nine in the morning, and volunteers usually meet on Tuesday - sorry, Wednesday - at the tool shed.' The notes read: 'Opens: ' and 'Volunteer meeting day: '.

576 words, about 3 min
5

Four One-Word Answers

Noor's Speaking mock begins with Part 1 interview questions: 'Where are you from?', 'Do you work or study?', 'What do you like about your job?', 'How often do you use English?'. Noor answers: 'Shanghai.', 'I study.', 'It's interesting.', 'Sometimes.' The examiner moves on quickly.

588 words, about 3 min