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Practice CELPIP Writing one task at a time

Pick a task, write one response under real exam timing, and get an instant CELPIP band score with feedback on all four dimensions and a Band 12 model answer. It covers both writing tasks — Task 1 (Writing an Email) and Task 2 (Responding to a Survey Question) — and you do not need an account to start. Prefer to speak? Take a full 8-task speaking test, free.

8 promptsBoth tasksInstant band scoreReal exam timing

Why drill a single CELPIP Writing task

Full mock exams are great for pacing both tasks in one sitting, but they split your attention across the email and the survey at once. Task-by-task drills are the opposite: focused, repeatable, and scored the moment you finish.

Fix the weaker task

If your email keeps losing marks on task fulfillment but your survey response is solid, drilling Task 1 on its own beats taking another full writing mock. Stay on one task until it clicks.

One task, not two

A drill is a single timed task with instant feedback, not a back-to-back Task 1 and Task 2 sitting. Easy to slot into a lunch break, then read the band score and model answer before you move on.

Pattern recognition

CELPIP Writing reuses scenario types — a complaint email, a request, an apology, a survey choice you have to argue for. Drilling a task makes the structure automatic so you stop reinventing your response every time.

How writing drills work

1

Pick a task

Task 1 is Writing an Email; Task 2 is Responding to a Survey Question. Each tile shows your progress, so start with the one you keep struggling with.

2

Choose a prompt

Every task has multiple prompts with short, spoiler-free summaries. Tap one to open the exam-style compose screen and start the timer.

3

Write and get scored

Write your 150–200 words under real CELPIP timing, then get an instant band score on all four dimensions plus a Band 12 model answer to compare against. Completed prompts show a green check across the site.

FAQ

Writing practice, answered

Should I drill tasks or take full mocks?

Both, in different phases. Early on, drill Task 1 and Task 2 separately to learn each structure and where marks come from. Closer to test day, take a full writing mock so you practise pacing both tasks in one sitting.

Are these real CELPIP writing prompts?

No. We don't redistribute official Paragon prompts. Every prompt here is original, written to match the official CELPIP Writing patterns for the email and survey tasks. The timing, word count, and instruction wording mirror the real exam.

How is each writing task timed?

Same as the real CELPIP Writing exam. Task 1 (Writing an Email) gives you 27 minutes; Task 2 (Responding to Survey Questions) gives you 26 minutes. Both ask for a 150–200 word response.

How is my writing scored?

On the four official CELPIP dimensions: content and coherence, vocabulary, readability, and task fulfillment. You get an instant band estimate for each, the specific weaknesses that cost you marks, and a Band 12 model answer written to the same prompt.

Will my progress save?

Yes. Sign in and your progress and responses save to your account, so they follow you across devices. Browsing without an account, completed prompts are remembered only in this browser, so clearing your data resets them.