TOEFL Write an Email practice scored on the 0-5 rubric
Answer a realistic email scenario in 80 to 120 words with about 7 minutes on the clock. Get a rubric score, mistake highlights, and a higher-scoring rewrite of your reply.
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How it works
How Write an Email practice works
Get a realistic scenario
Prompts mirror the 2026 task: request information, respond to a problem, or make arrangements.
Write your reply under the timer
Aim for 80 to 120 words in about 7 minutes, the same constraints as the real test.
Get a 0-5 rubric score
AI feedback highlights grammar mistakes, tone problems, and missing task points, based on your response.
Study the rewrite
A higher-scoring version of your own email shows exactly what a stronger answer looks like.
The Write an Email practice screen
The scenario, your reply, the word counter, and rubric feedback side by side.
Pricing
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FAQ
Write an Email questions, answered
Write an Email is the second task in the 2026 TOEFL Writing section. You read a short scenario and write an email of 80 to 120 words in about 7 minutes. Responses are scored on a 0-5 rubric.
The rubric looks at whether you completed every part of the task, used an appropriate tone, organized the email clearly, and controlled grammar and vocabulary. Feedback on Writing30 is organized around those same criteria.
Treat it as a real constraint. Going far under usually means missing task points; going far over costs time you need for the Academic Discussion task. Practicing with the counter builds the right instinct.
Sample answers, practice topics, and all blog guides are free to browse. AI-scored practice requires a subscription: $11.89 every 2 weeks or $29.89 per year. Pricing is shown on this page, and there is no signup wall to see it.
Yes. The TOEFL Writing section changed on January 21, 2026 to three task types: Build a Sentence, Write an Email, and Academic Discussion. Writing30 practice follows the official ETS task descriptions and scoring rubrics for that format.
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