The Key English Test is the easiest of the Cambridge exams. Who is it for? Do this test if you want to know your studies have started well and you have a basic knowledge of reading, writing, speaking and listening.

The Key English Test is the easiest of the Cambridge exams. Who is it for? Do this test if you want to know your studies have started well and you have a basic knowledge of reading, writing, speaking and listening.

How to prepare for KET Reading and Writing. Read the instructions carefully before you start each section. Take your time and don't hurry. There is plenty of time to answer all the questions. Study these vocabulary topics. Study grammar at A2 level. Study more reading exercises at …

A2 Key (KET) Listening. The Cambridge English: Key Listening paper has five parts. For each part you have to listen to a recorded text or texts and answer some questions. You hear each recording twice. Time allowed - about 30 minutes. Listening part 1: pictures with multiple choice questions; Listening part 2: fill in a form; Listening part 3 ...

This test contains 43 questions which focus on grammar and language used at KET Level (A2). Visit the grammar section for grammar explanations and practice tests at A2 level.

These are topics you need to study to pass an exam at A2 level, such as Cambridge English KET, or PTE General level 1: Adjectives – comparative, – use of than and definite article Adjectives – superlative – use of definite article Adverbial phrases of time, place and frequency – …

The Speaking section is worth 25% of the total score for the exam. How to prepare for KEY Speaking. Read this article explaining how to do well in the speaking exam. Speak as much as you can, with your friends, family and classmates. Practise asking and answering questions about daily life. Practise giving information about yourself.

This page will help you practise for the Key English Test (from Cambridge English). This is the format of the first part of the reading and writing section. You have to match 5 sentences (plus one example) to 8 notices.

This free KEY Listening Practice Test helps with the second part of the listening exam. This is a longer monologue. While you listen you need to complete some notes. There are five gaps to complete. You can listen to the audio twice.

This page will help you practise for the A2 Key English Test (from Cambridge English). This is the format of the first part of the reading and writing section. You read some messages and answer multiple choice questions.