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Hello Reader, Well, this is embarrassing! My email sent with the wrong info in it, so I'm resending to fix it. (I'm so sorry for the duplicate message today - here is the right one.) Getting stuck at any score on the CELPIP can be a mighty tough situation to be in, because stuck usually means you've had multiple attempts at breaking free, but they didn't work. Worse? What if your reading, writing, and listening scores were all high, and it was all because of your speaking results that you weren't able to get THE SCORE you needed for your PR process? That's an even tougher way to be stuck, isn't it? This is the problem I came across on Reddit a little while ago, and I made a brand spanking new podcast episode to try and help them solve it. What's going on when you're doing all the right things, especially talking with English speakers each day, but you still don't seem to be able to get a better score? The likely reason you can't score higher might surprise you. And the solution? Well, it might shock you! (I know...the drama, right?) But surprise and shock will kind of make more sense once you listen to the episode hint, hint.
*** 📧 Over to you! Do you feel stuck at a certain score on the CELPIP? Hit reply and let me know. I'll write you back and share a free resource with you that will help you break free. Thank you for reading! Have a great week! Aaron |
Weekly emails to help you say goodbye to fear and speak English fearlessly. Learn effective and practical tips to help you prepare for and conquer the CELPIP Exam. I also host The CELPIP Success Podcast.
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