Write an Email
Compose a 130–140 word email that addresses three required elements, scored against the official rubric.
- 130–140 words
- 3 required elements you must address
- Writing section · AI rubric review
What this task is
Write an Email is a longer Writing task: you respond to a scenario by composing an email of 130–140 words that must cover three specified required elements (for example, explain a problem, propose a solution, and ask a question). It tests task fulfillment, organization, grammar, vocabulary, and tone.
AI rubric review
Your email is reviewed by an AI rubric calibrated against published ETS band descriptors. It returns per-criterion scores — task fulfillment (including coverage of all three required elements), organization and cohesion, grammar, vocabulary range, and tone/register — an estimated 1–6 band, inline corrections, and two to three prioritized tips. This is an honest estimate, not an official score.
Strategy tips
- Address all three required elements explicitly — missing one caps your task-fulfillment score.
- Match the register to the recipient; an email to a professor differs from one to a friend.
- Hit the word range: too short looks underdeveloped, too long risks padding and errors.
- Use clear paragraph structure — greeting, body covering each element, polite close.
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Frequently asked questions
How long should the email be?
130–140 words, addressing the three required elements named in the prompt.
How is it scored?
An AI rubric returns per-criterion scores, an estimated 1–6 band, inline corrections, and prioritized tips — an estimate aligned to ETS descriptors, not an official score.
Do I need an account to try it?
Yes. The AI review needs an account, so this task is available after a free signup rather than anonymously.
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