Part 2 - Writing - B2 First (FCE) | practice tests, exercises, online

Test 1 / 22

Write 140 - 190 words in an appropriate style.

Type: Report

Some business leaders are coming to your town to find out more about the shopping facilities.

You have been asked to write a report for the leader of the group. Your report should:

Explain what are the most popular types of shop in your town.
Include ideas for how the shopping facilities can be improved.

Write your report.

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Test 2 / 22

Write 140 - 190 words in an appropriate style.

Type: Review

You see this announcement on an English website:

Book Reviews Wanted

We all have our favourite books. What’s yours? Tell us what you loved about it and why it has always been your favourite.

We will publish the best reviews on the website next month.

Write your review.

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Test 3 / 22

Write 140 - 190 words in an appropriate style.

Type: Report

The local government are interested in spending more money on sports facilities in your town.

You have been asked to write a report for the politician responsible for deciding how the money should be spent. You report should:

Explain the most popular sporting activities in your town.
Make suggestions about how increased funding could be spent.

Write your report.

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Test 4 / 22

Write 140 - 190 words in an appropriate style.

Type: Article

You see this announcement on an English technology website:

Articles Wanted

The World Without The Internet

Could you survive in a world without the Internet? How much have you come to rely on it? Do you think there is a negative side to it?

Write an article for us answering these questions. We will publish the best articles on the website next month.

Write your article.

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What to do?

In Writing Part 2, you choose one task from a choice of three. 140–190 words.

Writing the right number of words is an integral part of task achievement.

If fewer words are written, this is likely to mean that the task has not been successfully completed.

If more words are written, there is likely to be irrelevance, repetition of ideas, or poor organisation.

Select the question you wish to answer based on your familiarity with the writing style required, your interest in the topic, and your range of vocabulary related to the topic.

Candidates write most effectively when they choose tasks and topics suited to their interests and experience.

An article is usually written for an English-language magazine or newsletter, and the reader is assumed to have similar interests to the writer. The main purpose is to interest and engage the reader, so there should be some opinion or comment.

Read the question carefully.
Spend a few minutes making notes of ideas to include.
Order these ideas logically and to best effect.
Present a balanced argument or personal view.
Use rhetorical questions to maintain interest.
Include a punchy final message.

A report is usually written for a superior (e.g. a teacher) or a peer group (e.g. members of an English club).

When writing a report, make a detailed plan.
Draft sub-headings for each section.
Add bullets when listing information.
Signpost the information clearly.
Write in a neutral and impersonal style.
Use a range of relevant vocabulary.

A review is usually written for an English-language magazine, newspaper or website. The main purpose is to describe and express a personal opinion about something which the writer has experienced

Include some information about what you are reviewing but don’t go into a lot of detail about one element.
Give your reactions, whether positive or negative (or both), and include recommendations.
Use an informal style to engage readers.

This will be a response to part of a letter or email you have received.

Read the task carefully and note the points you need to include.
Plan your email/letter by grouping points in to paragraphs.
Write using an informal style throughout.
Include interesting opening and closing sentences.

You will be given a situation and a list of points to address in your letter/email. The reader will be someone you do not personally know.

Use formal language throughout and make sure that you use appropriate opening and closing phrases.
Address all the points in the task but try to use your own words as far as possible.
Think about the purpose of the letter/email and organise your answer to convey this purpose effectively. Your sentences should be neither too simple nor too complex and your paragraphs should make your points clear.

Writing checklist:
Check before submitting your text.

Make sure you have answered the question.

Use the appropriate style and form.

Check that your text is clear.

Use a range of adjectives, adverbs and grammatical structures.

Check for spelling and grammar mistakes.

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dispose (noun)

The disposal or management of something.
Behaviour; disposition.

dispose (verb)

(used with "of") To eliminate or to get rid of something.
To distribute or arrange; to put in place.
To deal out; to assign to a use.
To incline.
To bargain; to make terms.
To regulate; to adjust; to settle; to determine.

Pronunciation:/dɪˈspəʊz/

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