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Last week I finished the Intermediate course in our local language school. We had an ending-test and I got 86% right answers. Does it mean I can go to the Upper-level course in September?
Honestly, I don’t know what will be better for me. I can understand English language by listening very well, but I speak badly and can’t use grammar in a right way very often.
In language school, I have learned with really good group of students. Part of them are going to go to next training level (Upper-Intermediate), but the women with who I was the most friendly will stay at Intermediate-plus course.
Do you know how these two levels are different? Is the Upper-Intermediate course really difficult? What the most difficult part is?
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Last week I finished the Intermediate course in our local language school. We had an [ending-test]/end-of-course test and I got 86% [right answers]/correct. Does it/this mean I can go to the Upper-level course in September?Honestly, I don’t know what will be better for me. I can understand English language very well by listening [very well], but I speak badly/my speaking is poor and I often can’t/don't use grammar [in a right way very often]/correctly.
In language school, I have learned with a really good group of students. [Part]/Some of them are going to go to the next training level (Upper-Intermediate), but the women with whom I was the most friendly will stay at the Intermediate-plus course.
Do you know how different these two levels are [different] ? Is the Upper-Intermediate course really difficult? What is the most difficult part [is] ?
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Last week, I finished the intermediate course at the local language school. We had a final exam and I answered 86% of the questions correctly. Does that mean I can go to the upper-level course in September?Honestly, I don’t know what will be better for me. My English listening comprehension is very good, but I speak poorly and I frequently make grammar mistakes.
In language school, I learned with a dedicated group of students. Some of them are going to go to the next training level (upper-intermediate), but the women with whom I was the most friendly will stay in the intermediate-plus course.
Do you know how these two levels are different? Is the Upper-Intermediate course really difficult? What is the most difficult part?
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