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If you do not manage to pass with 10/10 we recommend you start studying from this level.

What is, and what does the C2 level of English include?

The C2 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) is the highest level in the scale of six levels that measure language proficiency in English. This level is often referred to as “mastery” or “proficiency” and indicates that the learner has reached a near-native level of competence in the language.

Below are some of the key aspects of the C2 level of the CEFR in English:

• Listening comprehension: The learner can understand virtually everything they hear in English, including highly complex or abstract discussions.

• Reading comprehension: The learner can read and understand with ease virtually all forms of written English, including highly complex or abstract texts.

• Oral expression: The learner can express themselves with precision, fluency, and spontaneity, even in highly complex or abstract discussions.

• Written expression: The learner can write clear, well-structured, and detailed texts on any subject, including highly complex or abstract topics.

In addition, at the C2 level, the learner has a deep knowledge of the language and is able to use it with a high degree of accuracy, nuance, and subtlety.

In summary, the C2 level of the CEFR in English indicates that the learner has reached a near-native level of competence in the language, and is able to communicate effectively and fluently in any context, whether social, academic, or professional. It is the highest level of proficiency and indicates that the learner has a mastery of the language.

Why do I have to know my level of English?

Knowing your level of English is important for several reasons:

• To set goals: If you know your level of English, you can set realistic and specific goals to improve your skills. If you don't know what level you are at, it can be hard to know which goals are realistic and which are not.

• To find suitable resources: If you know your level of English, you can find resources suitable for your level. For example, if you are a beginner, you may need more basic resources than someone who is already intermediate or advanced.

• To improve your skills: If you know your level of English, you can focus on the skills you need to improve. For example, if your grammar is weak, you can focus on studying and practicing the grammar.

• To prove your level: If you need to prove your level of English for a job interview, for a university application or for any other reason, you will need to know what level you are at and be able to demonstrate your skills.

In summary, knowing your level of English is important because it helps you set goals, find suitable resources, improve your skills and demonstrate your level when necessary.

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