0Hi,02br 02br 00I hope I'm posting this question in the proper place (I'm not sure whether I should only post essays here!) I'm sitting the Cambridge CPE in June, and I'm half-terrified about it. Not completely terrified, because I find it so unattainable (I haven't attended a single English lesson for seven years) that I'm simply going to have a look at it and try to find out what my weak points are, for future attempts. Anyway, I'm trying to prepare a bit for the exam. Only the "Reading" and "Use of English" papers seem fairly achievable, even without devoting much time to preparing them, and since I'm as talkative as a concrete wall, and blessed with a pitiable ear, I don't think I'm going to waste much time with the "Speaking" and "Listening" papers. That means I'm focusing on the "Writing" paper.02br 02br 00My main concern here is how to know what I must write. I've read that in the different parts of this paper I may be asked to write in six 01del00I think02del00 different formats: article, essay, letter, proposal, report or review. Could anybody please tell me the differences in structure, content or style among them, or tell me where I can find them?02br 02br 00Thanks a lot in advance.0-
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here's some useful information about the different types of compositions that may appear in the CPE writing paper: http://www.cambridgeesol.org/teach/cpe/writing/aboutthepaper/task_types.htm.
Effect on the target reader, purpose for writing, appropriate format