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Just breathe slowly, listen carefully, follow all the instructions and speak with confidence! Good luck, David

I really love getting messages like this. Congratulations! Please don’t forget to recommend my channel to your friends and ask them to watch and subscribe too! David

Yes lots of people are like you and they get stuck at one level in English. Do you know how many “boring” exercises a top sportsperson does every day? That’s what makes them different to the others. I can see by all the mistakes in your message that you don’t use books to learn. What a pity !

​@@The-English-Professor Oh, I see... for you these comments are like an ESSAY TEST? AHHHHH. That's great! What a joke, hahaha dude, english is my third language, and despite studying it for only ONE year, I've reached a decent intermediate level. I believe that people who struggle so hard to learn english do so because they focus on people LIKE YOU who prioritize GRAMMAR and PERFECTION over COMMUNICATION in the begin. you should read a little bit about the NATURAL APPROACH by Stephen Krashen. that's what helps people really get used to the language, not by ANSWERING QUESTIONS - BS, but just by TRUSTING THEIR BRAINS. that's the thing.

Well a specified pass level at B2, C1 or C2 should be equal no matter which organisation administers the exam and certification. Prestige wise you need to assess for yourself. Check what any university you are interested in deems acceptable. Good luck, David

No it is not necessary.

That is great news. I love hearing about all your success stories. Please write more about your exam experience everyone! David

Hello, please let me know the reason you would like to speak to me. David

@@The-English-Professor I have a teaching project for students through the Zoom program, and I intend the teachers to be native speakers If you have time, let's discuss it, of course we are from Syria.

Hi Damilola (is that right?), that is exceptional ! Please recommend my videos to your friends and ask them to watch and subscribe too. I hope you continue with your journey in English long into the future. All the best, David

And many thanks for your comment Elmer. David

Thanks for your question. To which part of the exam does your question refer? Part 3 or part 4? If you listen carefully you will hear exactly what each topic is. David

Thank you for your comment. Please don’t forget to recommend my channel to your friends! David

Okey-dokey !

Was your dad from Yorkshire? Anyway city inhabitants usually died younger too ! It is true that people under pressure i.e. people who work in cities need to do everything at break-neck speed including talking but if you listen to the best and most accurate English speakers none of them speak very rapidly. My tip is - keep it nice and steady at a medium speed. David

Thank you sir. Please spread the word and tell your friends and family about my channel and tell them to subscribe and watch my videos too, I would really appreciate it. David

It is my pleasure Isabella. I am glad that my videos are helpful. David

Thanks for your comment Marianna ! I love the adjective 'precious' for my videos 😀, David

Many congratulations! David

Congrats 🎉

Thank you very much for your comment @samuelgold9107 ! David

Thank you very much. TotE

Yes it is.

Yes at the end of part three the candidate (you) should summarise what we have discussed and agreed. So you should say something like “ To summarise we agreed that the best/most effective etc….is….and ……. We also came to the conclusion that the worst/ least effective etc is……and…….

Let me say that there is no “bad” book for learning English, there are just some which are better than others. DK books have a long and solid reputation so I see no problem with this series even though I have never personally used it. David

I am very happy for you. Please tell all your friends to subscribe to my channel and watch my videos. David

Thank you for your comment. I hope you watch all the videos and I wish you success with your English. David

⁠@@The-English-Professorhello David,in part 4 I made grammar mistakes and one wrong word used,and I gve wrong asnwer at the end.What do you how much marks I deserve and marks criteria please.

@@Catssworlld Well my first reaction is - do not panic ! Was it the B2 exam you took? Anyway, it is quite common for candidates to make some mistakes, even giving the wrong answer to a question sometimes, but this does not necessarily result in a 'fail'. It all depends on the rest of the exam and the overall level of English. So keep your fingers crossed ! David

@@The-English-Professor Yes B2 communicater online exam.

I think your best course of action is to contact the organization ( UK Government Office / University ) that issued the 'Refusal Letter' and ask them to send you another one because you mislaid it. They will probably charge for it. Good luck, David

I love it when I hear that a person has passed an exam with the help of my videos. Well done ! By the way, where are you from? David

@@The-English-Professor I'm from Greece

@@aggelotzeve9194 Wonderful- I have been to Greece many times and I adore Greek food.

​@@The-English-Professorhaha Lovely to hear that! 😊

All passes are good and a high pass is particulalrly good. Well done ! David

Thank you !

Thanks for your kind comment. Please try to get your friends and family to watch and subscribe to my videos too. Thanks and good luck with your English. David

Thanks for your comment Maria. I wish you every success in the exam. David

Please visit languagecert.org

Thanks Usama. Please don’t forget to recommend my channel to your family and friends too. All the best, David

@@The-English-Professor have some questions. 1:Do you ban someone if they type quickly and accurately without looking at the keyboard? 2: Do you ban someone if there's a difference in their eye sight angle to the chat box? 3:And from where exactly they notice the student?

Thanks for your question because a lot of students have the same question and feeling before the exam. When you answer questions both written and spoken rean and listen carefully to the tense used in the question. Usually you should answer in the same tense as the question. E.g. Tell me about a holiday when you had a funny experience. - This is clearly a past tense question and should be answered using the past. E.g. A holiday when I had a funny experience was when I went to Dubai two years ago .........etc. Good luck, David

Please don't forget to recommend my channel to all your friends and family.

@@The-English-Professor Sir i see your video and answers yours question but when you ask the question my minds only best think not speak properly so give me one tip

@@The-English-Professor why not sir

@@The-English-Professor and sir also i give an ielts exam in past but unfortunately i got 5.5 in speaking now i am very worried about that test i need 33 is it possible

You can find them on the languagecert.org website. David

@@The-English-Professor; thank you sir

Yes the sentence is correct apart from the "i" s. Remember when we are writing about ourselves it should be a capital I. But well done for the third conditional sentence. David

It's my pleasure LadyKenz. David

Hi Russel ( or is it Scott? ), you are right in saying this however, these days we have the internet, which helps people immensely with pronunciation accuracy, don't you agree? You can google a word and listen to how it should be pronounced both in a British and an American accent. Apart from that most dictionaries and some text books use the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) for those people who know it. Thanks you comment - you sound like a wise person, David

Yes, there are indeed numerous resources out there, to be sure. I appreciate "Pronunciation in Use" because it not only teaches IPA, but also allows you to work one-on-one with the student to practice all the sounds. I believe it's crucial to engage in this personal, one-on-one pronunciation practice rather than relying solely on online resources. This approach ensures that students not only hear but also understand the mechanics of how sounds are made. A significant issue with many pronunciation exercises is that students may hear the sounds but don't understand the mechanics of how the sounds are made. I specialize in teaching Vietnamese students, who particularly need this resource since many of the sounds in English are not used in Vietnamese. I agree that "Ready for First" and "Ready for Advanced" are excellent books. "Grammar in Use" is great; however, I teach the book in a different order because I feel starting with the present perfect and present continuous is somewhat advanced for my methodology. "Vocabulary in Use" is also excellent. The books you've mentioned are indeed superb.

Thanks for your comment. David 😊

Thanks for your comment Erika. I wish you every success in your exam. If you have any questions before them please write to me. David

Yes this book has different levels. In this video I mentioned the intermediate level book , which is blue.There is also a lower level book , which is for elementary and beginner (A1/A2) levels.

Thanks for your feedback and to some extent you are correct. However, the content of the simulation, as you put it, is in fact the information containing the tips on sample questions and activities. I cover other tips in previous videos such as the B2 level video. I hope you appreciate that I do not want to teach people at C2 level how to "suck eggs" !