This is an exam classic. It involves matching headings to paragraphs, sentences to gaps in the text, or people to descriptions of places/objects.

• Challenge: One heading or sentence is always given additionally and does not fit any element.
• Strategy: Look for synonyms! If the heading says „money”, you will probably find „price”, „cost”, or „cheap” in the text.

You read a text (often two shorter texts) and answer questions by choosing option A, B, or C.

• Challenge: Distractors. These are incorrect answers that contain keywords from the text but distort its meaning.
• Strategy: Do not mark an answer just because „the word fits”. Check if the entire sentence is logically consistent with the text.

You receive a text with removed sentences. Your task is to put them back in the correct places.

• Challenge: You must look at what is before and after the gap. The sentence must fit grammatically and logically into the context.
• Strategy: Pay attention to pronouns (he, she, it, they). If a sentence starts with „But he didn’t…”, a man must have been mentioned earlier.

This is an open-ended task, often considered the most difficult. You must read a text in English and fill in a gap in a note, email, or announcement in Polish (or vice versa).

• Challenge: You need to convey information precisely, maintaining linguistic correctness.
• Strategy: Keep an eye on the word limit and make sure your answer fits grammatically with the rest of the sentence in the target language.