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A1
My School
Describe your school with there is / there are, your favourite subject and your teacher.
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A1
Join the Library: Fill In the Form
Fill in a library membership form with your personal details and write one sentence about the books you like.
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A2
Sorry, I Can't Make It
Write a message to your teacher or group to say you can't come to a meeting, explain why and say what you will do instead.
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A2
Diary Entry: The Busiest Day of My Week
Write a diary entry about a very busy day: what happened from morning to night and how you felt.
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A2
My Dream Job
Write a paragraph about the job you would like to do in the future and give reasons.
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B1
TOEFL Build a Sentence: Campus Conversations (Set 1)
Ten word-order items in the 2026 TOEFL format: put the words in order to complete a reply in a short campus conversation.
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B1
Advice for a Friend Who Is Moving School
Answer an email from a worried friend who is starting at a new school. Give advice and encourage them.
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B1
A Four-Day School Week? Read and Respond
Read a short news article about a school that changed to a four-day week, answer questions, then write an email to the editor with your opinion.
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B1
TOEFL Academic Discussion: Study Alone or in Groups?
Join an online class discussion about whether students learn more alone or in study groups, giving a reason and an example.
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B1
IELTS General Training Letter: Recommending a Course to a Friend
Write an informal letter recommending a course you took to a friend, with reasons and practical advice.
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B1
Should Students Wear School Uniforms?
Write an opinion paragraph about school uniforms with two reasons, an example and a conclusion.
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B1
School Life: A Welcome Email to a New Student
A student from another country is joining your class next week. Write an email to welcome them and tell them what to expect at your school.
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B1
Classroom Life: Rules We Agree On
Suggest four classroom rules for a better learning environment, explain why each matters and say how the class can make sure everyone follows them.
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B2
TOEFL Write an Email: Asking a Professor for an Extension
Write a polite email to a professor in seven minutes, covering three required points, as in the 2026 TOEFL Write an Email task.
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B2
TOEFL Write an Email: Problem With a Group Project
Email a classmate tactfully about a problem in your group project and propose a solution, in seven minutes.
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B2
Applying for a Summer Job at a Language Camp
Write a formal letter applying for a job as an activity leader at an international summer camp.
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B2
TOEFL Academic Discussion: Should Internships Be Required?
Read a professor's question and two student posts, then add your own contribution with a clear opinion and support.
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C1
Report: How Our Staff Feel About Hybrid Work
Write a report for management summarising survey results about hybrid working and recommending changes.
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C1
C1 Advanced Part 2: Report on a Student Exchange
Write a C1 Advanced Part 2 report evaluating a student exchange programme and recommending improvements.
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C1
IELTS Task 2 Opinion: Should University Be Free?
Write an opinion essay on whether governments should pay for all university education, with a clear position throughout.
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C1
IELTS Task 2 Advantages and Disadvantages: Working From Home
Discuss whether the advantages of working from home outweigh the disadvantages, giving a clear judgement.
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C2
Letter to the Editor: Phones in the Classroom
A newspaper wants every school phone ban to become law. Write a letter to the editor that takes a clear position and answers the strongest argument on the other side.
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C2
C2 Proficiency Part 1: Essay on a Four-Day Working Week
Summarise and evaluate the key points of two short texts about a four-day working week, then give your own view.