Obtaining B1 Preliminary marks a big step forward to English proficiency. When you pass the exam, it means you
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can describe experiences, events, hopes, and ambitions
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can briefly give reasons and explanations for opinions and plans
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can clearly understand the general information regularly encountered in work, school, leisure
CEFR level: B1
Scale score: 140 - 159
Format: computer or paper-based
Cost: varies depending on the country and the examination center
Number of parts: 4
Reading (45 minutes)
6 parts/32 questions
Writing (45 minutes)
2 parts/3 questions
Listening (about 30 minutes)
4 parts/25 questions
Speaking (12 minutes per pair of candidates)
4 parts
Who is it for?
This exam is for people who need proof they have the language skills to be able to communicate in day-to-day situations.
Advantages:
It is valid for life.