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Know the type before you write

Welcome: the same six situations, again and again

Three moves every type shares

Problems and requests

Complaint to a landlord or service

Request to an employer

Check: choosing the complaint's key move

Changing plans and replying

Apologising and rearranging

Replying to an invitation

Check: the right register

Asking and advising

Asking for information from a school, clinic or community centre

Recommending or advising a friend or colleague

Check: the advice email

Your six-type planner and the drill

Push to CLB 9: weak and strong models of the six everyday Write Email types, with a phrase bank for each.

Most Write Email prompts are one of a handful of everyday situations: a complaint, a request, an apology, a reply to an invitation, a question for an office, or advice for a friend. This module gives you a weak and a strong model of each, and a phrase bank you can use on test day.

PTE Core Writing 2: Six Everyday Email Types

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