
Meet experienced English and Spanish teacher Zoe Miranda as she guides you through the Cambridge Linguaskill General test, explains each section, the two-part writing, scoring, and AI-based assessment.
Explore how the Cambridge Linguaskill general test works online, including adaptive scoring, AI-based marking, and exact marks for each skill (writing, listening, speaking, reading) mapped to CEFR levels.
Explore extra resources for exam prep, including Flo-Joe materials from A1 to C2 and British Council tools for listening, writing, reading, and Use of English.
Learn to write two texts, informal and formal, in 45 minutes, switch back and forth between parts, and meet minimum word counts for C1 standards.
How to write an informal e-mail or letter to a friend or someone you don't know.
You can also end an informal letter/email with:
"All the best"
"Have a great day/week/weekend"
or
"Hope this helps"
Master the Cambridge Linguaskill listening exam by handling diverse accents and fast speech in long audio passages, finding meaning beyond explicit words, with mock tests and varied listening resources.
[UPDATE 2026: Cambridge has changed how Linguaskill works. Therefore, I'm making this course free while I develop a new one about the new format.]
Would you like to know how to prepare for Cambridge Linguaskill General?
This course is aimed at those who wish to understand how the Linguaskill General exam works and want to get a high mark.
In this course, we are going to understand how the Linguaskill Cambridge Exam works, how it differs from other proficiency exams, and what it takes to get a good mark on it.
We will work on each section of the test: Reading, Use of English, Listening, Writing, and Speaking.
You will be shown valuable tools to improve your chances of getting a good mark and enhancing your English skills.
We're going to analyze each part of the exam and provide examples of what you might expect from it, as well as provide quizzes for you to practice the content learned and practice Reading & Use of English.
Course content:
Introduction: General overview with videos and text about the exam, how it works, recommendation of extra material, and comparison to other Cambridge exams.
Sections: Analysis of each part of the exam, how they work, some examples, tips, practice material, and further explanations.
Extra: A short quiz about the writing section and Reading & Use of English questions.
The course is divided into multiple videos, some articles, and quizzes in order to help you achieve a good mark.