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A1
A Note on the Fridge
Leave a short note for your flatmate: where you are, when you're back and one thing you need them to do.
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My Saturday
Write about a normal Saturday from morning to night, using time words and the present simple.
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Read About Ana's Day, Then Write About Yours
Read a short text about a girl's school day in Lisbon, answer four questions, then write about your own day.
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A Birthday Party Invitation
Write a short invitation to your birthday party with the day, time, place and what to bring.
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My Weekend Plans
Write a short message to a friend about your plans for the weekend using "I'm going to".
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My Morning Routine
Write about what you do every morning, from the moment you wake up to the moment you leave home.
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Where Are You? A Text to a Friend
You are waiting for a friend outside the cinema and the film starts soon. Write a short text message to your friend.
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Describe the Picture: A Day in the Park
Look at the picture of a sunny park and describe what you can see and what the people are doing.
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A2
Then and Now: How My Day Has Changed
Compare your daily routine now with your routine when you were younger, using "used to" and the present simple.
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A2
Teen Life: What I Love and What I Can't Stand
Write about your free-time preferences as a teenager, using "I prefer", "I'm keen on" and "I can't stand", and give reasons.
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A2
On the Phone: Take a Message
Someone phoned for your mother while she was out. Write a note with the message: who called, why, and what she should do.
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B1
B1 Preliminary Part 2: Story Beginning With a Mystery Box
Write a story of about 100 words that begins with a given sentence, as in B1 Preliminary Writing Part 2.
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B1 Preliminary Part 2: Article About Your Free Time
Write an article for an English-language magazine answering the questions in the notice, as in B1 Preliminary Part 2.
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B2
TOEFL Build a Sentence: Questions and Replies (Set 2)
Ten harder word-order items: indirect questions, passives, conditionals and relative clauses in everyday academic replies.