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¿Cuánto dura el Paper 1 (NM/SL)?

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¿Cuánto dura el Paper 1 (NM/SL)?

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1 hora 15 minutos.

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¿Cuánto vale el Paper 1 en la nota final?

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El 25% de la nota final.

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¿Cuántas palabras debes escribir en el Paper 1?

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Entre 250 y 400 palabras.

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¿Cuántas tareas eliges en el Paper 1?

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Eliges 1 de 3 tareas.

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¿Cuáles son los cinco temas del curso?

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Identidades, Experiencias, Ingenio humano, Organización social, Compartimos el planeta.

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el tipo de texto

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the text type you must write (blog, email, article, speech…)

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el registro

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the register — formal (usted) or informal (tú)

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las convenciones

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the conventions / features of a text type

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el destinatario

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the audience — the reader you write for

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What are the five exam steps for Paper 1?

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Read all three → Choose for ideas → Identify text type/audience/register → Plan → Write & check.

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How should you choose between the three tasks?

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Pick the one you have the most ideas and vocabulary for — not the first you see.

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What do you decode from a Paper 1 prompt before writing?

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Text type, audience (destinatario) and register, plus the theme it sits in.

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What do Criteria A, B and C reward, and the total?

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A Language /12, B Message /12, C Conceptual (text-type conventions & register) /6 = /30.

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Why read all three tasks before choosing?

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So you pick the task you can develop best, not just the first one you understand.

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¿Sobre cuántos puntos se evalúa el Paper 1 (NM/SL)?

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Sobre 30 puntos, en tres criterios (A, B y C).

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¿Qué evalúa el Criterio A y cuántos puntos vale?

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Criterio A — Lengua /12: la variedad y la corrección del vocabulario y la gramática.

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¿Qué evalúa el Criterio B y cuántos puntos vale?

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Criterio B — Mensaje /12: la relevancia, el desarrollo y la organización de las ideas.

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¿Qué evalúa el Criterio C y cuántos puntos vale?

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Criterio C — Comprensión conceptual /6: las convenciones del tipo de texto, el registro y el tono.

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¿Cuántos puntos vale cada criterio en total?

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A Lengua /12 · B Mensaje /12 · C Conceptual /6 = /30.

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el registro

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register — formal (usted) or informal (tú), matched to the reader

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las convenciones

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the conventions / features a text type needs (a blog title, an email sign-off…)

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la cohesión

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cohesion — how connectors and paragraphs link your ideas smoothly

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Comprensión conceptual

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conceptual understanding (Criterion C) — text-type conventions, register and tone for the reader

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How do you earn marks on Criterion A (Language)?

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Show a range of vocabulary, tenses and connectors, used accurately.

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How do you earn marks on Criterion B (Message)?

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Make ideas relevant, develop each with a reason/example, and organise them clearly.

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How do you earn marks on Criterion C (Conceptual)?

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Use the text-type conventions and match the register and tone to your reader.

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Which criterion does a blog title or an email sign-off earn?

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Criterion C — Conceptual understanding (a text-type convention).

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Why is Criterion C the cheapest to protect?

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The right form, greeting, sign-off and register cost nothing and bank up to 6 marks — but the wrong form throws them away.

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