A full Part 2 practice test, solved step by step, with a strategy so you don’t run out of time.
Read: CELPIP Reading: all 4 parts explained← Preparation for the CELPIP test
Free video lessons for the CELPIP testReading, Speaking and vocabulary, explained step by step
Watch me solve full Reading practice tests for Parts 2, 3 and 4, then use the short videos to fix one habit at a time. Under each video there is a link to the matching guide on this site.
Masha English@MashaEnglishTV on YouTube4 full videos8 ShortsAll free. Open the channel CELPIP Reading Part 2
Reading to apply a diagram: a diagram or schedule and a message connected to it.
CELPIP Reading Part 3
Reading for information: match each statement to paragraph A, B, C or D, or choose E.
A full Part 3 practice test, solved with my time-saving strategy.
Read: CELPIP Reading: all 4 parts explainedHow to finish Part 3 on time without reading every line.
Read: CELPIP Reading tips for each partCELPIP Reading Part 4
Reading for viewpoints: an article with different opinions and a reader’s comment on it.
A full Part 4 practice test, solved step by step.
Read: CELPIP Reading: all 4 parts explainedHow I finish Part 4 in 13 minutes.
Read: CELPIP Reading tips for each partThree Part 4 traps that cost you points.
Read: CELPIP Reading tips for each partReading tips for every part
Short habits that help in all four Reading parts.
Three habits that save you points in Reading.
Read: CELPIP Reading: all 4 parts explainedOut of time? Why you should never leave a question empty.
Read: Free practice tests for the CELPIP testCELPIP Speaking
Mistakes that keep your level down, stronger sample answers and useful linkers.
If your Speaking score is stuck at 6, this is the mistake most people miss.
Read: CELPIP Speaking tips to move past level 6A typical Task 1 answer compared with a stronger one.
Read: CELPIP Speaking Task 1 sample answersSix linkers that make your answer clear and easy to follow.
Read: CELPIP Speaking templates for all 8 tasksVocabulary for Speaking
More precise words to use instead of the everyday ones.
What to say instead of good, nice and very.
Read: Vocabulary by topic for the CELPIP testDon’t miss the next video lesson
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