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    The document summarizes the structure and content of the Preliminary English Test (PET) exam. It discusses that the exam focuses on English for everyday use and consists of three papers: Reading and Writing, Listening, and Speaking. The Reading and Writing paper makes up 50% of the score and includes comprehension questions on short and long texts. The Listening paper accounts for 25% and includes short audio recordings and questions. The Speaking paper makes up the remaining 25% and involves conversations with examiners and other candidates about photographs.

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    The document summarizes the structure and content of the Preliminary English Test (PET) exam. It discusses that the exam focuses on English for everyday use and consists of three papers: Reading and Writing, Listening, and Speaking. The Reading and Writing paper makes up 50% of the score and includes comprehension questions on short and long texts. The Listening paper accounts for 25% and includes short audio recordings and questions. The Speaking paper makes up the remaining 25% and involves conversations with examiners and other candidates about photographs.

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    The document summarizes the structure and content of the Preliminary English Test (PET) exam. It discusses that the exam focuses on English for everyday use and consists of three papers: Reading and Writing, Listening, and Speaking. The Reading and Writing paper makes up 50% of the score and includes comprehension questions on short and long texts. The Listening paper accounts for 25% and includes short audio recordings and questions. The Speaking paper makes up the remaining 25% and involves conversations with examiners and other candidates about photographs.

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    The document summarizes the structure and content of the Preliminary English Test (PET) exam. It discusses that the exam focuses on English for everyday use and consists of three papers: Reading and Writing, Listening, and Speaking. The Reading and Writing paper makes up 50% of the score and includes comprehension questions on short and long texts. The Listening paper accounts for 25% and includes short audio recordings and questions. The Speaking paper makes up the remaining 25% and involves conversations with examiners and other candidates about photographs.

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    PET

    Preliminary English Test


    The Lessons
    Fridays 16.00 -19.00
    Exam preparation
    Skills:
    o Speaking
    o Listening
    o Writing
    o Reading
    Grammar & Vocabulary

    Communicative approach
    Pet Result
    Prescheduled Exams
    The Exam
    English for everyday use (B1)
    Papers:
    o Reading & Writing (50%)
    o Listening (25%)
    o Speaking (25%)

    Out of 100 score:


    o A score in each paper
    o A2 , B1, B2(Pass with distinction)
    The Exam:
    Reading and Writing
    Read and understand:
    o Signs
    o Newspapers
    o Magazines

    Use
    o Vocabulary
    o Structures

    5 parts Reading + 3 parts Writing


    1,5 h
    The Exam:
    Reading and Writing
    Reading
    o 5 Short texts 3 sentences
    o Match description and short text (5-8)
    o Long text + 10 TF
    o Long Text + 5 Multiple choice questions
    o Short text - 10 Multiple Choice gaps

    Writing
    o 5 - Sentence transformation (1-2 words)
    o Short message (35-45 words)
    o Informal letter or a story (100 words)
    The Exam:
    Listening
    Follow and understand spoken materials:
    o Announcements
    o Discussions
    o Etc.
    30 + 6 min
    4 parts:
    o 7 short recordings (1 Q + 3 pictures)
    o 1 longer recording (6 Q + multiple answer)
    o 1 longer monologue(6 fill the gaps)
    o 1 longer conversation (6 TF)
    The Exam:
    Speaking
    Spoken English:
    o Asking/Answering questions
    o Talking about yourself

    2- 3 candidates+ 2 examiners
    10-12 min
    4 parts:
    o Conversation with the examiner (Q about yourself)
    o Pictures (Situation) - Talk to the other candidate
    o Pictures (Describing)
    o Pictures (Describing) - Talk to the other candidate
    Questions?

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