​The TOEIC Writing Test evaluates your ability to communicate effectively in written English in professional and workplace contexts. It consists of three parts, each designed to assess specific writing skills. Here's a brief overview of what to expect in each section:

 

Part 1: Picture Description

 

You will see pictures and need to write one sentence that clearly describes each image. This section tests your ability to observe and describe scenes accurately and grammatically.

Skills Tested: Observation, grammar, and vocabulary.

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Part 2: Response to a Written Request

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You will read short emails or written prompts and respond appropriately. Your responses should be polite, concise, and professional, demonstrating your ability to handle common workplace communication tasks.

Skills Tested: Formal tone, clarity, and task completion.

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Part 3: Opinion Essay

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You will write an essay on a given topic, presenting your opinion with clear reasoning and examples. This section measures your ability to organize your thoughts and express ideas in well-structured, coherent paragraphs.

Skills Tested: Logical reasoning, essay organization, and language fluency.

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Each part is scored based on grammar, vocabulary, coherence, and relevance to the task. Click on the links below to learn more about each part and find practice exercises tailored to help you succeed!

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