Exam-Format Practice
Choose B2 First, C1 Advanced, or C2 Proficiency, then set the task type and write with the complete prompt and correct word-range guidance in view.
Spend your practice time answering the right question in the right format.
Independent practice; this is not an official Cambridge exam sitting.
Write an essay summarizing and evaluating the key points from both texts.
Feature walkthrough
See Exam-Format Practice from start to result
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A useful Cambridge writing check starts before you write. Choose B2 First, C1 Advanced, or C2 Proficiency, then select the exact task type. Paste the complete prompt, including every point the response must cover. The writing space keeps that task beside your draft and shows the target word range while you work. For a C1 essay, for example, you can see the 220 to 260 word guidance and a live word count. When the response is ready, submit the task and draft together. That gives the checker the context needed to evaluate relevance, register, organisation, and language. Your submission is saved, so you can return to the same task and compare later work. Start with one complete evaluation free.
How it works
Four steps from starting point to useful practice
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Choose B2, C1, or C2
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Select the task type
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Paste the complete task
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Write or paste your response
What it changes
Useful details at the point you need them
The feature keeps the task, feedback, and next action connected, so you can see what to do rather than file away another score.
Level-specific task choices
Start with the Cambridge level you are preparing for.
Correct word-range guidance
See the target range and live word count while you draft.
Task and draft kept together
Submit the full instructions with your response so feedback has the right context.
Practice context
Independent practice; this is not an official Cambridge exam sitting. Cambridge Writing Checker is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Cambridge University Press & Assessment.
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Feature guide
Instant AI Analysis
Submit the task and response together for a structured review of Content, Communicative Achievement, Organisation, and Language.
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Cambridge Scoring
Use a practice Cambridge English Scale estimate as a summary, then open the criterion scores and rationale beneath it.
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Comprehensive Feedback
Review strengths, weaknesses, and specific revision points across the four criteria, then carry the useful changes into another draft.
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Start with one complete evaluation free. No card required.
