Speaking
CELPIP Speaking Task 1: advice for a new job
Turn general advice into actions a nervous friend can use.
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See how a response works, understand each choice, then try a new situation. Explore worked examples across Speaking, Writing, Reading and Listening, plus topic vocabulary lessons with synonyms and idioms.
32 lessons
Speaking
Turn general advice into actions a nervous friend can use.
Speaking
Connect each prediction to a clue and separate possibility from certainty.
Speaking
Explain a conflict, acknowledge its impact and offer help you can actually provide.
Speaking
Support an opinion about shared tools and address a realistic drawback.
Writing
Read a complete email, then examine its purpose, practical details and courteous request.
Writing
Follow a complete survey response that develops reasons and acknowledges a tradeoff.
Writing
A complete complaint email with a clear impact, a realistic request and explanations of tone.
Writing
A complete survey answer comparing weekend opening with a larger digital collection.
Reading
Read an original email and solve three questions using precise evidence, with every option explained.
Reading
Compare two original viewpoints and explain inference, disagreement and qualified support.
Listening
Listen to an original announcement, answer three questions and check the transcript and distractor explanations.
Listening
Listen for confirmed facts, future plans and conditions in an original community news report.
Speaking
Tell a complete personal story with a clear turning point, a practical response and a reflection.
Speaking
Develop a personal experience using a concrete mistake, helpful feedback and a believable outcome.
Speaking
Decline a request respectfully while offering a specific alternative you can actually provide.
Speaking
Build an opinion with a clear position, a concrete benefit and a reasonable exception.
Writing
Write a firm, courteous delivery complaint with a clear sequence of events and a workable request.
Writing
Ask focused questions about a course while explaining why the answers matter to you.
Writing
Write a specific thank-you email that describes an experience and offers a useful suggestion.
Writing
Compare two transport improvements using a clear priority and a fair acknowledgement of the alternative.
Writing
Defend a workplace training choice with practical reasons and a response to a genuine drawback.
Writing
Support a neighbourhood proposal with concrete uses, maintenance considerations and a balanced comparison.
Reading
Identify an appointment window, a confirmation deadline and an exception without mixing them up.
Reading
Compare loan periods, renewal conditions and collection deadlines across a short information passage.
Reading
Compare a proposal and a qualified objection while keeping each writer’s position separate.
Reading
Follow registration instructions and distinguish an optional preparation step from a requirement.
Vocabulary
Practise eight workplace expressions with meaning contrasts, a complete conversation and usage checks.
Vocabulary
Learn eight expressions for describing a repair problem, arranging access and following up politely.
Vocabulary
Practise appointment language, time expressions and polite clarification in a fictional clinic conversation.
Vocabulary
Compare eight travel expressions in a conversation about a delay and a possible alternative route.
Vocabulary
Use eight study expressions accurately, including enrol, prerequisite, assignment and catch up.
Vocabulary
Compare eight expressions for neighbourhood proposals, shared responsibilities and qualified support.
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