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Understanding the Writing Task and Rubric
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One task, 75 minutes: that is the whole test
A lot of test-takers picture the CAEC Writing test as a stack of grammar questions: circle the right comma, fix the run-on. That is not how it works.
There are no multiple-choice questions on the Writing test at all.
Instead, you write one persuasive piece in about 75 minutes. You are given an issue, you take a clear position, and you argue for it.
Very often the task takes the form of a letter or email to a real audience like a town council or an employer.
Everything in this course's Writing units, including the practice questions, is a training aid for that single essay. The questions here build your skills; the real test asks you to use them in one piece of writing.
Key pointThe practice items in this course are for learning; the actual test has no multiple-choice writing section.
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