Our proficiency courses include multiple exercises to cover all parts of the Profiency exam:
Part 1 (Multiple Choice Lexical Cloze)
Part 2 (Open Cloze)
Part 3 (Word Formation)
Part 4 (Key Word Transformations)
Part 5 (Multiple Choice)
Part 6 (Gapped Text)
Part 7 (Multiple Matching)
Here’s an example of the exercises you will be doing during our proficiency courses. To find out more, please visit our courses page and get in touch.
Match the words with the meanings
pose dispel undergo |
remove by usually proving something is wrong especially cause a difficulty experience something involving unpleasantness or change |
Now complete the sentences below with each of the three words
Once she had started the English exam, all her doubts were __________ as she then felt confident.
You will need to __________ a serious change in routine if you want to progress with your English.
Bristol’s traffic system often _________ challenges for drivers in its city centre.
Answers
Budding – starting to develop shabby – old and worn condition audacious – daring,brave
Her audacious attempt to win the Olympic ended in success
The shabby state of the old language school in Bristol put students off studying there
His budding English means he can now communicate better with native speakers.
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