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I have a LPI test tomorrow (what?) This would be my first try.
My goal is Level 5 or Level4 with essay 26
I just want to know: is this really a big deal for everyone? I mean, because I heard of someone saying that there is a HUGE distance between Lv.4 and Lv.5
I want to know the key point that may help someone jump levels easily.
I have never taught the exam, but the guidleines for marking do not suggest such a large jump, but a continuity of improvement: http://www.ares.ubc.ca/LPI/03_LPI_Test.html#
(click on the grades for the descriptors)
It seems that a level 5 candidate will be writing a better structured peice without mistakes that impede comprehension, and few of them.
Does Anyone Familiar with LPI Test? 
Re: Does Anyone Familiar with LPI Test? 
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