Showing you understand a text can sometimes be about more than reading information that is directly given. Sometimes, you will need to interpret the meaning from clues and evidence. In this video, we explore what to look for and how to answer MET exam questions that test the skill of inference. | Michigan Language Assessment

If a learner has achieved a certain CEFR level, how likely is it that they've achieved specific sub-skills? Dr. Gad Lim shares an easy-to-follow chart that shows sub-skill alignment to the CEFR scale for listening and reading skills in this new Michigan Test Talk. Do you want to know more about the CEFR scale? Check this out. https://bit.ly/whatisCEFR #ProveYourEnglish | Michigan Language Assessment

15K views · 67 reactions | To help test takers prepare for the ECCE, we're offering this ECCE Listening Section Part 1 video. Grab a piece of paper and a pen or pencil, and follow along with this video from Sample Test 1001 to practice for the listening section. #ProveYourEnglish | Michigan Language Assessment | Facebook

3.6K views | The Michigan English Test (MET) is accepted by higher education institutions, study abroad programs, and scholarships around the world. Book your English proficiency exam today and start applying! https://michiganassessment.org/met-higher-ed-candidates/ | Michigan Language Assessment | Facebook

In the MET Go! Speaking Section, test takers demonstrate their ability to compare two pictures, describe a picture, and talk about their experiences and preferences. Help your middle school learner practice these English speaking skills by using the tips in this video. Learn more about MET Go! https://bit.ly/2Sh1APS | Michigan Language Assessment

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