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Pearson English International Certificate: Preparation vs familiarization
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What’s the most effective way to learn English?
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Pearson English International Certificate: Preparation vs familiarization
The new online Pearson English International Certificate is an assessment that tests a candidate’s English language ability across all CEFR levels from A1 to C2....
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