Hello, #Vivers! As you well know, in our selectivity academy, we consider that taking exams from previous calls is essential for the preparation of our students. To help you with this task, we try to keep the information section as up to date as possible. solved exams of our website. As we also like to complement it with videos, in today's entry, we bring you the explanation of the Solved English exam of the PCE Selectivity of May 2021.
Keys to the solved English PCE 2021 exam.
As you can see, the second part of the exam is, without a doubt, the one to which we must dedicate more time and attention. Our advice is to spend, at most, half an hour on the first part and an hour on the second.
The best way to start writing is by creating a draft where we concisely write down the ideas that occur to us on the topic. Then, we will organize them by identifying if one idea is, in fact, an explanation of another or if two ideas are interrelated with each other.
On the other hand, many students make the mistake of starting by writing an essay in Spanish and then translating it into English. This is not recommended. We waste a lot of time and tend to use structures and expressions that, very often, have more to do with Spanish than with English.
Finally, once the draft is finished, we must write our essay without forgetting that an essential part of scoring will be respecting an appropriate structure. A text should always begin with an introduction where we approach the topic little by little. We will continue through the development paragraphs where we elaborate our argument. And finally, we will end with a conclusion where we rework our opinion as a closing to the arguments presented.
We hope that this solved exam will be useful to you in the preparation of your selectivity English exams, whether EvAU/EBAU or PCE. If you want to practice with exams from previous calls, don't forget to visit our section exam models. In it you will find a large number of exams from recent years. If you have questions about the contents of the subject required by UNED, you can consult the teaching guide at this link. And if you have any other questions, you can leave us a comment on this article. You can also send us a e-mail or write to us WhatsApp. Good luck with your exam preparation.
