English Test

[malchard888]

Thank u so much Terpe for your valuable time seeking out the answers, it put our minds at rest so all we need to worry about now is that awful life in UK test and having looked at the books and previous test questions, there are many that I don't have a clue about so they appear to enjoy putting obstacles in the way of those who play by the rules and pay too!

[Terpe]

Thank u so much Terpe for your valuable time seeking out the answers, it put our minds at rest so all we need to worry about now is that awful life in UK test and having looked at the books and previous test questions, there are many that I don't have a clue about so they appear to enjoy putting obstacles in the way of those who play by the rules and pay too!

We all have differing strategies for learning.............

The strategy that worked best for my wife was 'rote learning'.
She practised many many sample tests and CD's until she consistently scored enough.
It's multiple choice so the 'prompt' is always there.

Might not be at all suitable for everyone, but it worked for her.

The Life in UK test does take time and effort.............sadly it seems no benefits are gained apart from meeting the UKBA requirement.

I do wish her very best of luck.

[Jentobeharrison]

Hi terpe, is the scorecard that was given by Hopkins the English test certificate that UKBA is requiring to be submitted?

[Terpe]

Hi terpe, is the scorecard that was given by Hopkins the English test certificate that UKBA is requiring to be submitted?

Yes it is. It should be submitted along with all other evidential documentations.