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Foundations
Core patterns and first productive phrases
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A2
Expanding
Everyday situations and longer exchanges
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B1
Intermediate
Real dialogues, opinions, and nuance
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B2
Upper-inter.
Complex tasks, tone, and precision
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C1
Advanced
Formal style, media language, cohesion
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- A1Sentence order (verb in position 2)Use a clear base pattern so your writing sounds natural from the first line.Open topic →
- A2Simple connectors for flowUse linking words to make writing coherent instead of sentence-by-sentence lists.Open topic →
- B1Email and message structureUse predictable structure: greeting, reason, details, request/action, closing.Open topic →
- B2Argumentation paragraphsBuild stronger opinion texts with claim, reason, evidence, mini-conclusion.Open topic →
- C1Style, precision, and revisionAt advanced levels, clarity and nuance matter more than complexity alone.Open topic →
- A1Capitalization and punctuation basicsNouns are capitalized, and punctuation helps readability and meaning.Open topic →
- A1Self-introduction writing (short profile text)Write a simple personal profile with consistent sentence order and clear details.Open topic →
- A1Describing family and friends in writingBuild short profile descriptions with simple adjectives, routines, and relationships.Open topic →
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A16 topics
A1 topics
- Sentence order (verb in position 2)Use a clear base pattern so your writing sounds natural from the first line.Open topic →
- Capitalization and punctuation basicsNouns are capitalized, and punctuation helps readability and meaning.Open topic →
- Self-introduction writing (short profile text)Write a simple personal profile with consistent sentence order and clear details.Open topic →
- Describing family and friends in writingBuild short profile descriptions with simple adjectives, routines, and relationships.Open topic →
- Describing your home and roomWrite simple descriptive texts about place, furniture, and daily use.Open topic →
- A1 guided writing promptsPractice-ready A1 prompts with sentence frames for daily short writing drills.Open topic →
A27 topics
A2 topics
- Simple connectors for flowUse linking words to make writing coherent instead of sentence-by-sentence lists.Open topic →
- Writing daily routine paragraphsTurn short A1 sentences into connected A2 paragraphs with sequence and detail.Open topic →
- Writing about past experiencesDescribe past events with timeline logic and simple narrative flow.Open topic →
- Invitation messages and repliesWrite practical invitation texts with date, place, purpose, and polite responses.Open topic →
- Writing weekly plans and schedulesOrganize A2 planning texts with time markers, priorities, and realistic goals.Open topic →
- A2 guided writing promptsA2 practice prompts with paragraph goals and connector targets.Open topic →
- A2 sample answers (full texts)Complete A2 sample responses for common everyday writing tasks.Open topic →
B18 topics
B1 topics
- Email and message structureUse predictable structure: greeting, reason, details, request/action, closing.Open topic →
- Cohesion: referencing and avoiding repetitionUse pronouns and substitutions to keep text smooth and less repetitive.Open topic →
- Opinion texts with clear structureWrite balanced B1 opinion texts with introduction, arguments, and a conclusion.Open topic →
- Complaint emails with clear requestsWrite polite but firm complaint emails with evidence and expected resolution.Open topic →
- Experience reports with reflectionWrite B1 experience reports that combine events, outcomes, and personal learning.Open topic →
- B1 guided writing promptsB1 prompt bank for emails, opinion texts, and short reflective reports.Open topic →
- B1 exam-style task templatesReusable templates for typical B1 writing tasks with checklists and timing guidance.Open topic →
- B1 sample answers (full texts)Complete B1 examples for opinion writing, practical emails, and reflective tasks.Open topic →
B29 topics
B2 topics
- Argumentation paragraphsBuild stronger opinion texts with claim, reason, evidence, mini-conclusion.Open topic →
- Formal tone and registerAdjust vocabulary and sentence style to context (formal vs informal).Open topic →
- Discussion texts (pros and cons)Write structured B2 discussion texts that compare perspectives and justify conclusions.Open topic →
- Report-style writing and recommendationsOrganize B2 reports with findings, interpretation, and practical recommendations.Open topic →
- Formal request lettersCompose formal request letters with precise purpose, supporting context, and polite closure.Open topic →
- B2 guided writing promptsArgumentative B2 prompt bank with balanced reasoning and evaluation focus.Open topic →
- B2 exam-style task templatesStrategic templates for B2 argumentation tasks with balanced evaluation and evidence moves.Open topic →
- B2 model answer frameworksDetailed reusable frameworks to draft full B2 answers faster and with stronger cohesion.Open topic →
- B2 sample answers (full texts)Advanced B2 model texts with argument balance, counterpoints, and evaluative conclusions.Open topic →
C111 topics
C1 topics
- Style, precision, and revisionAt advanced levels, clarity and nuance matter more than complexity alone.Open topic →
- Advanced introductions and conclusionsCraft stronger openings and endings that frame argument, scope, and implications.Open topic →
- Critical analysis writingDevelop analytical C1 texts that assess assumptions, evidence quality, and implications.Open topic →
- Balancing nominal style and readabilityUse advanced nominal structures without making your writing heavy or unclear.Open topic →
- Cohesive argument flow across paragraphsCreate C1-level argumentative flow with strategic transitions and thematic continuity.Open topic →
- Advanced editing protocol for final draftsUse a multi-pass C1 editing protocol to improve logic, precision, and stylistic control.Open topic →
- C1 guided writing promptsAdvanced C1 prompt bank for analytical and evaluative long-form writing.Open topic →
- C1 self-scoring rubric for final draftsA practical scoring rubric to evaluate coherence, argument quality, and language control.Open topic →
- C1 exam-style task templatesAdvanced C1 templates for analytical essays, critical response tasks, and nuanced conclusions.Open topic →
- C1 model answer frameworksComprehensive C1 response architecture for nuanced long-form analytical writing.Open topic →
- C1 sample answers (full texts)Long-form C1 analytical samples with nuanced framing, critical evaluation, and synthesis.Open topic →