First Certificate in English (FCE) Writing.
Write 140-190 words in an appropriate style. In your English class you have been talking about old people in society. Now your English teacher has asked you to write an essay. Around the world, people are living and staying healthy for longer and longer.Structure of an essay (SEE FORMAL VERSUS INFORMAL WRITING HERE): Introduction. Introduce the topic and say what you are going to talk about and capture the interest of the reader. 1 st paragraph. The first point from the notes (you can mix points if they are related) 2 nd paragraph. The 2 nd point from the notes, you need to link it to the first. Conclusion.Example Essays. Remember, you should not hand in any of these example essays as your own work, as we do not condone plagiarism! If you use any of these free example essays as source material for your own work, then remember to reference them correctly.
How good are you at the Writing paper? Do you have difficulty thinking of what to say? Do you pay enough attention to organisation? Do you often make silly grammar or spelling mistakes? Or do you think your writing is of a pretty high standard? Below you'll find authentic answers to some of the tasks that have appeared in Flo-Joe's Writing Class.FCE Writing Test Tips 1. Introduction. You have 80 minutes to write two texts. The first text will always be an essay and should be 140-190 words long.The second text can be an article, informal email or letter, a formal email or letter, a report, or a review and should be 140-190 words.
I didn't really do any essay based A Levels apart from languages, where the essays are fairly straight forward as long as you've worked hard with the language side of things, so I'm kind of worried my first few essays are gonna be really poor and that I'll quickly start to fall behind everyone else.
