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Fernanda Cwiertnia | Language Coaching for Exams/Writing
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The C1 phrase ALL THE SAME works as a cohesive device. Its meaning is similar to that of “despite what’s just been said.” This phrase is more commonly used in speaking, but I’d keep it in mind as it could easily be tested in the Reading and Use of English paper. In reality, the first time I came across this was years ago during my preparation. It appeared in a reading exercise (part 7) and it called my attention. If I were you, I’d try to write an example thinking about something that you could possibly say in the speaking paper. Here’s my attempt for speaking part 1: Examiner: “Are you an organized person?” Me: “Well, I don’t wanna sound conceited, but I actually perceive myself as a reeeeally organized person… I can be quite sistematic, but, all the same, if I have too much on my plate, things might get a real mess at times!” Now go ahead and write your example! Enjoy this reel:) Love, Fernanda #CPD #Proficiency #CambridgeProficiency #ProfessionalDevelopment #ExamPreparation #ExamPrep #EnglishForExams #C2Proficiency #CPE #CambridgeExams #C1Advanced #AdvancedEnglish #ESL #grammar #proficientenglish #writing