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TOEFL 2026 — Email Writing
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Language Course — Schedule & Fees Inquiry

You saw an advertisement for a language course at a local college and you want to join, but the advertisement didn't include enough detail about the schedule or fees.

Write an email to the college office that covers all three points:

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Explain why you are interested in the course.

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Ask for details about the class schedule and fees.

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Request information about how to register.

7 minutes 80–150 words Formal tone
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Prompt by Michael Goodine, TOEFL Content Specialist
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What does TOEFL 2026 Email Writing test?

You are given a real-life situation and a short list of required points. You write an email to an appropriate reader — a college office, an employer, a neighbor — and you have seven minutes to do it.

The task isn't just checking grammar. It rewards clear communication: completing every required point, using a register that fits the reader, and organizing the message so the purpose is easy to follow. A grammatically correct email that skips a required point scores lower than a simpler one that covers everything.

How the AI scores your email

The preview checks four things: task completion (did you cover all required points?), social conventions (is the tone right for the reader?), organization and clarity (is the message easy to follow?), and language facility (do errors affect meaning?).

You get a 0–5 task score and short, specific feedback on what to fix first. Full PrepEx practice adds more prompts, saved history, and deeper coaching across all TOEFL 2026 writing tasks.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What should a good TOEFL 2026 Email Writing response include?
Cover every required point, open with a clear greeting, keep the tone appropriate for the reader (formal for an office, semi-formal for a neighbor), and close with a logical next step. Missing a required point is the single most common reason for a lower score.
Is this free demo really free?
Yes. You get one AI-scored preview on this page with no account required. For more Email Writing tasks, saved feedback, and full practice test access, sign up for the Practice Hub.
How long should a TOEFL 2026 email be?
The target range is 80–150 words. Shorter emails often miss required points. Longer ones can work but tend to introduce more errors and weaken organization. Aim to cover all three required points clearly within 150 words.
Why is there a rate limit on the free preview?
The preview uses real AI scoring, which has a cost per submission. The limit keeps the page fast and accessible for everyone. Create a free account to unlock unlimited practice in the PrepEx hub.

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