The best idea is to work intensively on increasing your ability by regularly having input on a wide range of material. I am attaching a file I gave in class to my students who had the same problems.
Remember that you need to listen widely and perhaps the best solution is to regularly go to the cinema to watch English films. It makes you concentrate for an extended time. The listening part includes dialogues and more casual language as well as more serious topics. On the list I attached you can watch TED with English transcripts.
Remember that you need to listen widely and perhaps the best solution is to regularly go to the cinema to watch English films. It makes you concentrate for an extended time. The listening part includes dialogues and more casual language as well as more serious topics. On the list I attached you can watch TED with English transcripts.
The Guardian Weekly is good - read it regularly. Try also to read literature if possible - modern day literature is good - perhaps life stories of famous people or things you enjoy but not always work related.
If you want to focus on multiple choice skills with listening and reading you could buy this kit and do the listening and reading tasks, which are very similar to the LPE.
It is good to get ones with audio CDs, as this is most similar to what you experience in the exam.