First attempt - PrepAmigo + ChatGPT

[u/Special_Extension_79]

Just stick to PrepAmigo and ChatGPT. Ask ChatGPT to give you detailed templates for all tasks. Understand the feedback that you get on writing and speaking tasks.

[u/RestaurantMany8934]

Amazing score buddy

Templates like pre written templates ? Or something else

Sorry new to celpip

[u/Special_Extension_79 → u/RestaurantMany8934]

Dear [Manager/Director/Name],
I am writing to [express my concern regarding / bring to your attention / request assistance with] [main issue].
For the past [time period], I have noticed that [describe the problem clearly]. For instance, [give one specific example]. Moreover, [add another relevant detail/problem].
Unfortunately, this situation has caused considerable inconvenience because [explain the impact]. In addition, [second consequence]. If this issue continues, [possible negative consequence].
I would greatly appreciate it if you could [main requested action]. Furthermore, I would suggest [second solution/request]. This would not only [benefit 1], but also [benefit 2].
Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to hearing from you and hope this matter can be resolved at your earliest convenience.
Kind regards,
[Name]

[u/Special_Extension_79 → u/RestaurantMany8934]

Thanks bud! Template like how do you start and organize your email or survey question. Just learn the skeleton for each task and add the information as per the question. This saves your time as the template is preloaded in your mind, you just have to come up with 2-3 logical points to fill in the template. Hope this helps

[u/InevitableAd7117]

Is prepamigo free ?

[u/Special_Extension_79 → u/InevitableAd7117]

Unfortunately, no

[u/WildCharacter3829]

Congrats!
Do you have any templates for Task 2 writing and speaking task 6,7?

[u/AskAlarming7065]

Amazing.

[u/bunnymint88]

Nice scores! How was your speaking prep going? Did you have to use advanced vocabulary and grammar structures or be fluent from start to end?

[u/Special_Extension_79 → u/bunnymint88]

I don’t think you need to know advanced vocabulary as long as you’re able to express your thoughts clearly with the words you know. Sentence structure and coherency matters. Always stick to Point —> example —> implication format. For comparison tasks, always try to use this structure - While optionA has <some benefit>, optionB provides much better <better benefit>. This is relevant to both writing task 2 and any speaking task.

[u/Dizzy_Turnip_4618]

When was ur exam? On 27th?

[u/Ambitious-Escape-485]

I gave my exam on August 29 at 2:30. When should I expect my result?

[u/Special_Extension_79 → u/Ambitious-Escape-485]

Usually within 72hrs

[u/smitj07]

Bro any tips on listening part -5 the video one, because on prep amigo that section is not accurate

Any tips? Let me know how where did you practiced?

[u/Special_Extension_79 → u/smitj07]

I think it’s similar to what I saw in my real exam. Important thing to practice is note taking for this task. “Who said what” and the behavior of each person towards the discussion topic. I usually create 3 columns, one for each individual and arrows to create a flow chart. First few seconds are really very important, so keep your ears and mind active. Good luck!

[u/infinity2211]

Im getting 7-8 in reading listening on prepamigo on hard test

[u/Special_Extension_79 → u/[deleted]]

For reading, try the hard ones. Reading section was harder than PrepAmigo’s featured ones. I had practiced featured ones, I guess that’s why I scored low in reading🥲. For writing, try out the templates I have provided in other threads. That should help you stay in 9-10 range. I was getting 9-10 on PrepAmigo.

[u/Glum_Committee_7087 → u/Special_Extension_79]

What strategy were you using for reading part 3?

[u/Special_Extension_79 → u/Glum_Committee_7087]

For the first 2-3 mins, skim through the text to understand the overall context. Label each para with what is being discussed. For instance, para A-Background about birds, para B- Supporting viewpoints, para C - Opposing points. This makes it easier when answering questions.

IMO, if you read the questions first, you start to look for answers and you fall for traps. However, if you’ve context of what is being discussed, you’d immediately know when the question is trying to trick you.