Filling In a Form and Writing a Simple CV
Job applications, official forms, a simple CV — real B1 writing tasks.
Notice
- Full name: ___ Date of birth: ___ Address: ___
- Work experience: 2022–present, Customer Service Assistant, ABC Ltd.
- Skills: fluent in English and Spanish, proficient in Microsoft Office.
Rule
Forms and CVs use short, fragment-style entries (no full sentences needed) but must be precise and consistent — dates in order, clear headings (Personal Details, Education, Work Experience, Skills), and formal, factual language.
Practice
- CV heading for jobs you’ve had:
Answer: Work Experience - CV heading for schools/degrees:
Answer: Education - Write a skills line for yourself (example format): “Fluent in ___, proficient in ___.”
Answer: (personal answer, e.g. Fluent in English and French, proficient in Excel.) - Form field for where you currently live:
Answer: Address - Form field for your job history dates, oldest or newest first?
Answer: Usually most recent first
Connect
Practise reading and understanding real-world forms and official documents.
CEFR: Writing — fill in a practical form or write a simple CV accurately.
Latest posts by Azizul Hakim (see all)
- Ad Hominem: Meaning, Types and Examples of the Fallacy - October 7, 2026
- Slippery Slope Fallacy: Meaning, Types and Examples - October 7, 2026
- Logical Fallacies: 15 Common Types with Examples - October 6, 2026
Reading as a guest. Create a free account or log in to save your progress, mark lessons complete and earn a certificate.