C1 · ADVANCED
DAY 1 · LISTENING · 10-15 minutes
Listen to the commentary on British queues and answer the questions.
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Identify one humorous exaggeration. Explain the attitude it conveys rather than treating it as a fact about everyone.
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DAY 2 · GRAMMAR · 10-15 minutes
Review cleft sentences and complete the transformations.
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Rewrite two statements from your own experience to emphasise different information.
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DAY 3 · READING · 10-15 minutes
Read The Paradox of Choice and answer the questions.
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Summarise the argument, then identify one assumption you would question.
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DAY 4 · GRAMMAR · 10-15 minutes
Review ellipsis and substitution and complete the rewriting activity.
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Revise two sentences of your own, removing repetition without losing clarity.
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DAY 5 · LISTENING · 10-15 minutes
Listen to the friendship commentary and answer the questions.
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Explain the contrast the speaker makes between easy online contact and more demanding interaction.
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DAY 6 · READING · 10-15 minutes
Read the letter-writing commentary and answer the questions.
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Identify the writer’s concession about digital communication and explain its effect.
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DAY 7 · WRITING · 10-15 minutes
Review the communication-writing guidance and complete the activities.
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Write a short opinion on how technology affects friendship. Include a concession and a clear conclusion.
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