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A C1 Advanced essay example
Original teaching example with a short draft extract and commentary. It is not an official Cambridge task or a scored checker result.
Practice task: Your class has discussed practical skills schools could teach: managing money, cooking, and repairing household items. Write an essay discussing two of these skills. Explain which would be more useful for students and give reasons for your opinion.
Draft extract
Lessons about money helps students in daily life. They learn useful stuff and it is good for their future. Schools should also teach cooking because everyone needs food.
Revise the money-skills argument
Lessons about managing money help students prepare for independent living. Learning to compare loan costs and plan a monthly budget, for example, could help them avoid debt when they start work or university. Although cooking skills are useful every day, financial decisions can have consequences that last for years, making money management the more important priority.
The revision corrects subject–verb agreement, replaces vague language with examples, and explains why one skill matters more.
- Content
- The extract mentions two skills but gives little support. The full essay needs to explain which is more useful and why.
- Communicative Achievement
- “Useful stuff” is too casual and vague for this essay. Choose precise language that suits a reasoned discussion.
- Organisation
- Develop the money-skills argument before moving to cooking. Each paragraph should make its main point easy to follow.
- Language
- “Lessons” takes “help”, not “helps”. The revision also makes the vocabulary more specific: loan costs, a monthly budget, and debt.
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C1 Advanced - Essay
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Cambridge Writing improves faster when you can see what to change, then practise it. Choose B2 First, C1 Advanced, or C2 Proficiency, select the task, and paste the prompt and response.
Cambridge Writing Checker uses the right word range and gives you a practice score estimate with feedback on Content, Communicative Achievement, Organisation, and Language. Open any criterion to find revision points, track results over time, submit a revised version, or add an expert human review.
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Everything you need to know about the Cambridge Writing Checker.
What is the Cambridge Writing Checker?
The Cambridge Writing Checker is an AI writing checker for B2 First, C1 Advanced, and C2 Proficiency candidates. It gives instant feedback, CEFR guidance, and an estimated Cambridge English writing score.
How does it work?
Choose your Cambridge exam, select the task type, paste the prompt and your answer, then submit your writing. The checker reviews your response for Content, Communicative Achievement, Organisation, and Language.
What does the Cambridge writing checker analyze?
It analyses task completion, register, tone, organisation, linking, vocabulary range, grammar control, sentence variety, spelling, and the clarity of your ideas.
Can the Cambridge Writing Checker help with different writing tasks?
Yes. It supports common Cambridge Writing tasks including essays, reports, reviews, proposals, articles, emails, and letters. The feedback changes based on the task you choose.
Does it give a Cambridge Scale score estimate?
Yes. You receive a practice score estimate and feedback on the criteria that influenced it. The score is for preparation only and is not an official Cambridge English result.
Does it track my progress?
Yes, the tool allows you to save your submissions and track your scores over time. This lets you monitor your improvements, identify consistent challenges, and refine your writing skills before exam day.
Can it help me prepare for all Cambridge exam levels?
Yes. The checker supports B2 First, C1 Advanced, and C2 Proficiency, with feedback adjusted to the level and task expectations of each exam.
Why is the Cambridge Writing Checker valuable for exam preparation?
Cambridge Writing is hard to improve when you only know that an answer feels weak. The checker shows which criteria are holding you back so you can practise task format, register, organisation, vocabulary, and grammar more deliberately.
Does it replace a human teacher?
While it doesn’t replace personalized feedback from a human teacher, the Cambridge Writing Checker offers a highly affordable and efficient way to get detailed feedback. It’s a great supplementary tool to refine your skills and boost your confidence before the exam.
How can I start using the tool?
Select B2 First, C1 Advanced, or C2 Proficiency, choose your writing task, paste the prompt and your response, then submit it for AI feedback.
Is the tool free to use?
Your first complete Cambridge evaluation is free, with no card required. After that, choose a $5 seven-day pass or $7 thirty-day pass for premium writing checks. The $5 monthly membership also includes your writing plan, Writing Coach, Vocabulary Trainer, and Writing Agent.
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The seven-day and thirty-day passes are one-time payments and end automatically. The Improvement Membership is $5 charged today, renews monthly, and has no free trial. You can cancel it online from your account.
What does the Writing Agent remember?
Your Writing Agent connects each new premium evaluation with recent responses and keeps an evidence-backed record of recurring writing patterns. Agent’s Analysis explains the current response, while Writing Patterns show what is recurring, improving, or resolved across your practice.
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