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Combine grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing, and listening into one print-ready exam, with the Cambridge B2 First (FCE) and Cambridge C1 Advanced (CAE) presets validated to real exam marks.

5 domains 5 presets 22 exercise types A1–C2

How it works

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Set level and select domains

Choose your CEFR level and pick which skill domains to include — grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing, listening. Drag to reorder. Choose a preset or build custom.

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Configure each domain

Each domain uses the same configuration as its standalone composer: pick exercise types and topics. The exam also unlocks six exercise types modelled on Cambridge exam papers and exclusive to exam mode: Word Formation, Gapped Text, Multiple-choice Cloze, Open Cloze, Key Word Transformation, and Cross-text Multiple Matching.

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Review and generate

Review your exam structure with a live mark total. Generate the full exam: it opens on a cover page and ends on an answer sheet, with a unified answer key and audio files if listening is included.

Exercise Types

One exam pulls from five standalone composers — every exercise type, plus six exam-exclusive additions modelled on Cambridge papers, wired into a single coherent paper.

Grammar Vocabulary Reading Writing Listening Exam exclusive

Grammar

9 types
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Gap Fill

Complete each sentence with an item from the box.

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Open Cloze

Fill gaps without word prompts — tests deeper understanding.

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Multiple Choice

Select the correct option from four alternatives.

Error Correction

Find and correct grammar mistakes in sentences.

Word Ordering

Rearrange scrambled words into grammatically correct sentences.

Sentence Transformation

Rewrite sentences using a given word or structure.

True / False

Read a short explanation of the rule, then decide whether each statement about it is true or false.

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Sentence Completion

Complete the gap in each sentence with the target form, guided by the context or a base word in brackets.

Select and Combine

Join sentence pairs using the target grammar pattern.

Vocabulary

5 types

Matching

Match words to their definitions from a shuffled list.

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Gap Fill

Complete sentences using words from a word box.

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Multiple Choice

Choose the definition that matches the word in bold, from 4 options.

True / False

Judge whether the definition given for each word is correct.

Word Ordering

Rearrange scrambled sentences that use the target vocabulary.

Reading

8 types
A

Multiple Choice

Select the correct answer from four options based on the passage.

True / False / Not Given

Decide whether statements are true, false, or not mentioned in the text.

Short Answer

Answer questions in a few words using information from the passage.

Sequencing

A1–B1

Put the events of a story in the order they happen.

Matching Headings

B1+

Match headings to paragraphs — tests skimming and main idea identification.

Multiple Matching

B1+

Match each statement to the paragraph that holds the information.

Note Completion

B1+

Complete notes on the passage using words from it.

Cause & Effect

B1+

Identify cause-and-effect relationships in the text.

Writing

8 types

Essay

B1+

Opinion essay arguing a thesis, with supporting points and a counterargument answered.

Informal Letter

Personal letter or email to a friend or family member.

Formal Letter

B1+

Business or official correspondence with appropriate register.

Report

B1+

Factual report presenting findings and recommendations to the person who asked for it.

Proposal

C1+

Formal case for a future course of action, addressed to a decision-maker.

Review

A2+

Opinion piece reviewing a book, film, restaurant, or experience.

Article

B1+

Magazine or blog-style article for a general audience.

Story

Narrative writing from a prompt: characters, a complication and a resolution.

Listening

7 types
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Multiple Choice

Select the correct answer based on what you hear.

True / False

Decide whether statements are true or false based on the audio.

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Gap Fill

A1–A2

Complete sentences with words from a box, as heard in the recording.

Short Answer

Answer questions in a few words based on what you hear.

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Sentence Completion

A2+

Complete sentences using information from the audio.

Note Completion

B1+

Fill in the missing details in a set of notes on the recording.

Matching

B1+

IELTS-style speaker matching: write which speaker says each thing, or Both. Only on conversations with clearly different voices.

Exam exclusive

6 types
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Word Formation

B2+

Fill gaps using the correct derived form of a root word. Tests derivational morphology.

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Gapped Text

B2+

Place removed sentences back into a passage (whole paragraphs at C1 and C2), with one or two extra that fit no gap. Tests cohesion.

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Multiple-choice Cloze

B2+

Choose the right word for each gap in a passage from four close alternatives. Tests collocation and shades of meaning.

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Open Cloze

B2+

Fill each gap in a passage with a single word and no options given. Tests grammatical and structural control.

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Key Word Transformation

B2+

Complete a second sentence with a given key word so the meaning is unchanged. Tests structural range under a word limit.

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Cross-text Multiple Matching

C1 only

Compare four short texts on one topic and match each question to the text it answers. Tests synthesis across sources.

Presets

Each preset fills the composer: a Cambridge paper part by part, or a classroom test ready for your grammar targets.

Cambridge B2 First (FCE)

B2

Cambridge B2 First (FCE) Reading and Use of English and Writing papers, part by part: 110 marks, validated to real exam structure.

Cambridge C1 Advanced (CAE)

C1

Cambridge C1 Advanced (CAE) Reading and Use of English and Writing papers, part by part: 118 marks, validated to real exam structure.

Grammar & Vocabulary Quiz

A1–C2

Quick 25-mark quiz covering grammar and vocabulary.

Grammar Focus

A1–C2

30-mark grammar-focused test with varied question types.

Comprehensive Assessment

A2–C2

50-mark assessment across grammar, vocabulary, reading and writing.

Customize your output

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What makes this different

Every skill in one exam

Grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing and listening come together in a single print-ready paper, one level, one numbering, one answer key, instead of a stack of single-skill worksheets.

Cambridge-validated presets

Cambridge B2 First (FCE) (110 marks) and Cambridge C1 Advanced (CAE) (118 marks) match real Cambridge exam raw marks exactly: the real structure, not an approximation.

Unified output

One exam document that opens on a cover page (title, level, marks, time and instructions) and ends on an answer sheet for name, class and score, with consistent numbering across all domains, a unified answer key, and bundled audio files for listening sections.

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