After the exam, I highly recommend that you do the following to stay immersed in English during the break:
1) Subscribe to an English-language newspaper's/magazine daily newsletter to get a daily dose of English (even just reading the headlines is a great way to practice and add new vocab)
2) Find some podcasts you like in English, ideally in accents/voice types that are harder for you to understand
3) Read content in areas that are foreign to you (so if you like the arts/entertainment, read the business pages and vice versa)
4) Subscribe to a SAT/GRE word-of-the-day newsletter to increase your academic vocab
5) Find a way to organize your vocab items for regular review
6) Challenge yourself to take in more English-language TV shows, film, music, etc. (only turn on subtitles when absolutely necessary)
7) Talk in English regularly with someone from class (you don't need a native speaker to do this!)
Grammar for CAE and CPE each and every
1) 1 every 2 each, then both are fine 3 each 4 - 5 Every, each 6 each 7 each 8 -, -
2) 1 every...other 2 each 3 has 4 often 5 every 6 each 7 each 8 every 9 bit 10 now
3) 1 Each 2 every 3 each 4 Every 5 Every 6 Every
4) 1 every 2 all 3 every 4 all 5 All 6 whole 7 each 8 every 9 every 10 no 11 none 12 every 13 Each 14 all 15 none 16 All 17 every 18 no 19 each 20 No
5) 1 every 2 bit 3 as 4 one 5 is 6 each/every 7 each/every 8 an/its 9 so 10 of 11 every 12 each/every 13 more 14 just 15 while
Grammar for CAE and CPE groups of and parts of
1) 1 thugs 2 chips 3 rain 4 evidence 5 milk 6 sunshine
2) 1 snow, 2 strawberries, 3 bread, 4 children, 5 ideas, 6 salt, 7 paper, 8 grass, 9 actors, 10 question
3) 1 shock, 2 torrent, 3 stream, 4 touch, 5 drop, 6 dash, 7 stack, 8 stroke, 9 amount, 10 trace
4) 1 d 2 c 3 a 4 d 5 a 6 d 7 c 8 b 9 d 10 c
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