Proposal practice for CAE exam. i am convinced that you innovative idea will ppeal to people of all ages and also give them something to think about. I suggest focusing on habbies od fifferent types, such as those of physical involvement or those calmer but of high need of constance. SOCKING ACTIVITIES The programme could open with a shocking hobby far from the classical stamp collecting viewers would think of at first. Opening people's minds regarding hobbies would make it easier for them to believe than anyone can enrol these activities. From climbing walls to parkour, a range of hobbies can be shown, specially those more affordable. It is important, in my opinion, to interview performers of different ages and backgrouds to make their activities suitable for all at viewers' eyes. REWARDING HOBBIES. Besides the mindblowing hobbies, the programme should provide classical ones like collecting with media coverage. I recommend highlighting the rewarding part of them adding to the great perseverance they need. This type of hobbies are less physical, thus they may appeal more to introvert viewers. Showing real experiences of performers who have achieved large collections and the price they would have, being them sold, is likely to make a positive impression on viewers. In my opinion, this programme would be of interest if tackels a variety of activities that people from differents walks of life could join and afford. The proposals above would would cover varied interests am setting and, I am certain, will engage viewers by showing them the benefits of hobbies for all tastes.

Letter practice for CAE exam Dear Sir, I am writing on behalf of the members of this countryside area, who are widely grateful for the fundings we are to receive as it was recently announced, and to suggest a few possible improvements. It has been a long time since our area was in need of sport facilities. The neighbours claimed for secure rooms where keep the young people fit and amused, and even more relentlessly having that our current facilities were unexistent or did not fit their purpose any more. This was the case of the local swimming pool and the football pitch. In order to cover all the needs, there are some facilities targeted as of capital importance. Firstly, our area is famous for its climbing caves and cliffes, but those are usually hazardous for unexperienced people, therefore a climbing wall with harnesses and security net would be of great utility. There should also be built a multisport centre where people could be able to play instead of performing those activities on the streets. Finally, the local suwimming pool needs to be improved after several years of neglection. We consider ourselves an active society and so it is the younger part of us, who, unfortunately, has spent their leussire time pactising sports and training themselves in unacceptable places. New facilities will show them to enjoy sportying in safetier ways and improvetheir training process while socialising. We trust that you will consider our suggestions aiming to upgrade our area. Yours faithfully, Peter Graham.

Someone vs Somebody there's any difference between those two words and their use in the written or spoken English? Are they interchangeable?

Report practice Suggestions to rise foreign students' attendance. Introduction: The aim of this repport is to suggest new methods to attract foreign students to the school to boost their number in future years. The ideas listed here are based on students and teachers' opinions, together with personal view. Town attractions: Since our city offers a unique weather and the world-wide known Mediterranean diet, we should use them to attract students by offering a study climate they would hardly find otherwhere. Besides this, a large majority of our current students signed for this school for its proximity to the local library. Therefore, it would be a wise decision to take advantage of all of this, preferably including them on our brochures. Educational innovations: There are new teaching methods that could be included in our programmes to improve student's learning. For example, they will appreciate activities which include social interaction with native Spanish speakers. Also, well-qualified native teachers would be of a great value to the average student looking for a language school. Improvements to leisure facilities: As much current students as new ones will welcome improvements made to the leisure facilities such as relaxing areas supplied with vending machines and somewhere for sitting and socialise. Other room targeted for investing is the canteen, where more and better variety of food should be offered to satify student's demands. Possibly, their own local plates may be a good option to consider including in the menu. Conclusion and recommendations: I would recommend implementing all the suggestions made in order to satisfy our current students, since they will be the best publicising we have. In addition, improving how students see us will progress if our brochures and web page are updated. However, I think that investing in our ongoing students is better than thinking of the future ones to come.

Essay practise for CAE exam "Technological progress makes us live faster, but it also means we have less time for the important things in life such as relationships." Some people may say that technological advantages have changed our lifes to a more frenetic state where the important things such as social interaction have no place in. Although this assertion may b true to some extent, there are arguments against them worth to present. In contrast to our ancestors, we are able to save time that , otherwise, would be spent on household tasks, travelling to work or in the exhausting jobs themselves. Thanks to technological progress, our working lifes have been improved by modern devices, our transports are faster and more effective and even chores are lighter to do than they used to. On the other hand, it is true that we have far more amussements than before, for example the Internet or the TV, which can separe us from others. But it is also undeniable thay today's comunication arrives further than it used to and that allows us to take contact with people we could not 50 years ago. This difference should not be considered an stepback in our relationships. To sum up, I agree that how we see life has changed and speeded up, however this does not mean that we have less time to invest in things of great importance. On the contrary, we are now in better conditions to enjoy everything the world has to offer once that past barriers have been overcome.

TV programme about language college (Proposal Practice) Dear Ms Linehan, As an answer to your email, I'm going to speak here students' committee mind, hoping it helps you to organise the programme. You said we only have space for two or three ideas. Following this, we thought that -among the topics you listed- talking about the Different Departments seems uninteresting. Also, due to the limitations, making the most of the time we have by mixing topics when possible will help to not leave anything behind. Our common opinion was that Students should be the common thread and interviews to them came up as a fantastic way to transmit what studying here is like. By this, the History of the college can be summed up in a few minutes and also Accommodations, which could be reviewed by asking some of us to show ours so you will have a more trustful report. Besides this, all members of the committee agreed that Social Life topic could make a great ending. Drama and music classes as well as many sports are offered here, which can be a perfect teaser to attract new students and close the programme with the real energy of this college, too. I hope all this helps your struggle. Whatever more I can help you with, I am at your entire disposition.

Travelling article. (Competition entry practice) Travelling is a perfect way to visit new places, know new culture, food, language and also an ideal way to fill your free time, but the companions you choose can make of it a pleasure or a dizziness. Let's make a pros and cons of each possible partner of trip nd help you to pick one depending on your preferences. On the one hand you have your family, with which you have travelled since ever. They'll rather book a calm hotel to relax in after sighseeing the whole place and also plan the trip from top to bottom including every possible museum and at least one tipical restaurant. Money won't be a setback to any activity but you won't be able to plan anything apart from them. You will go together anywhere! On the other hand, friends are a great alternative to that immovable family trip. Travelling with friends has more to do with improvising on the spot. You can plan the visits and activities and end up doing something completely different, anyway it is probable that one of us become a leader to make the rest follow stright the plan to survive those days abroad. It's crazzier, but you will come back with lots of stories. Conversely to these, travelling alone is a pushing alternative because everything is up to you from schedules to visits and even what to eat each day. You have to find your way, manage to save money and all of that is truly stressful. Nevertheless, this type of trips are different and more intense since there won't be any middleone between you and the place you are knowing. It depends on the case which companion you should choose. At the end, whether you travel with family, friends or on your own, you should always try to get the best from the experience!

Letter of complaint (Writing practice) Dear Sir, I am writing to you about the set of CD's 'English conversation in a week' that a friend of mine and I purchased after reading to your advertisement. We feel deeply disappointed with it for a varied range of reasons and I want you to understand our situation about it. Fistly, we expected to improve our spoken English specially on business situations, but despite the advertisement promised so, there was just pleasure conversation practice and everyday language, therefore we had no way to improve our formal-styled conversations. Besides this lack of honesty about the real content you were selling, the listen and repeat part was absolutely useless due to the almost inexistent time it left to fulfill the activity. In review, not only was it incomplete, it turned out to be a tota lwaste of time far beyond that week the advert foresaw. But what is more than everything else is that the announced price was not the total of the set. I did not mind paying that amount per CD thinking it was worthy, but at the light of these events I cannot but feel swindled. We would like yo have out money back, otherwise we will be forced to take measures in order to recover the lost. I look forward to a prompt response from you. Sincerely, X.