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C1 Advanced writing · By Lucas Weaver

How to Pass Your Cambridge Advanced Writing Exam on Your First Try

Plan your response, choose the right register and develop your ideas. A practical writing guide from Lucas Weaver, an English teacher with more than 10 years of teaching experience.

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Inside the guide

Know what to write. Know how to improve it.

Work through the method in order, or return to the chapter that matches your next piece of writing.

  1. 01Understand the four writing criteria
  2. 02Plan a clear Part 1 essay
  3. 03Write reports, proposals and reviews
  4. 04Choose the right tone for letters and emails
  5. 05Study six complete model answers
  6. 06Revise within the 220–260 word range

The teacher behind the book

More than 10 years teaching English.

Lucas Weaver is an American English teacher and the founder of Cambridge Writing Checker. This guide brings his teaching approach into a practical reference you can return to while preparing for your exam.

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Before you start

What do I get?

The ebook in PDF and EPUB formats, plus the audio edition. The ebook is ready now. The audiobook will be added to your library when ready, at no extra charge.

Is this a subscription?

No. The book is a single $7 purchase. Download your copies and keep them. Checker passes and memberships are separate.

Where do I find my downloads?

Sign in to the same account and open this page. Your downloads stay available after any checker pass or membership ends.

Which exam is it for?

C1 Advanced Writing, including the compulsory essay and Part 2 letters, emails, proposals, reports and reviews.

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