PET (Elementary English Test) is the second level of Cambridge University English Band 5 certificate test. This series of certificate exams is a high-quality international English exam specially designed for English learners at all levels, and it is a lifelong effective English proficiency certificate. PET testing candidates' practical English ability can promote the development of their learning and working language ability, and lay a solid foundation for candidates who want to take the Cambridge First Certificate English Test (FCE). Pet computer exams are also being held around the world.

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PET (Elementary English Test) is the second level of Cambridge University English Band 5 certificate test. This series of certificate exams is a high-quality international English exam specially designed for English learners at all levels, and it is a lifelong effective English proficiency certificate. PET testing candidates' practical English ability can promote the development of their learning and working language ability, and lay a solid foundation for candidates who want to take the Cambridge First Certificate English Test (FCE). Pet computer exams are also being held around the world.

PET (Elementary English Test) is the second level of Cambridge University English Band 5 certificate test. This series of certificate exams is a high-quality international English exam specially designed for English learners at all levels, and it is a lifelong effective English proficiency certificate. PET testing candidates' practical English ability can promote the development of their learning and working language ability, and lay a solid foundation for candidates who want to take the Cambridge First Certificate English Test (FCE). Pet computer exams are also being held around the world.

Corresponding to the European general framework, the European Language Teaching and Testing Standard (CEF) describes the language proficiency and practical communicative competence of candidates in detail from low to high. Describe the typical abilities of candidates in listening, speaking, reading and writing, such as "being able to introduce yourself" and "being able to use language flexibly and effectively in social, academic exchanges and work environments". CEF classifies language competence into three levels:

Basic level (basic user)

B (independent users) use independently.

C (skilled user) is skilled in using it.

Each grade is divided into two grades: A 1, A2, B 1, B2, C 1 and C2.

The PET test has reached the level of European Language Syllabus B 1 designated by Council of Europe. At this stage, candidates can:

1, explain familiar topics such as work, study or hobbies in clear and standardized language.

2, freely cope with the general situation that may occur when traveling in English-speaking countries.

3. Tell stories or describe dreams, hopes and goals.

4. Explain and demonstrate the plan in detail

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