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Written Expression – TEF CANADA

General Format

  •  2 tasks to complete:
  • Section A: Complete a news item (continue writing an article)
  • Section B: Give an opinion with arguments on a societal issue
  • Total Duration: 60 minutes
  •  Score: 0 to 699 points (CEFR level: A1 to C2)
  •  Format: Computer-based exam. No dictionaries or documents are allowed. Free navigation between the two tasks.

Section A – Complete a News Item

Objective:

  •  Imagine the continuation of a short and original news article.

  •  Produce a coherent, narrative text with new facts.

    Instructions:

  •  Read the beginning of a news story.

  •  Write a minimum of 80 words to complete the story.

  •  Do not copy the initial text.

  •  Maintain a journalistic writing style.

    What to do:

  •  Continue the story logically

  •  Provide new information

  •  Conclude the article

  •  Use temporal connectors (then, next, the following day, etc.)

  •  Write clearly, precisely, and without errors

    What the examiners assess:

  •  Coherence of the narrative and adherence to the topic

  •  Logical organization of ideas

  •  Clarity of information

  •  Language richness (vocabulary, verb conjugation, syntax)

  •  Spelling accuracy

Section B – Express an Opinion

Objective:

  • Respond to a societal question (e.g., education, work, environment)
  •  Clearly argue your point of view

Instructions:

  •  Read a statement from a newspaper
  •  Write a letter to the newspaper in reaction to this opinion
  •  Give at least 3 arguments
  •  Write a minimum of 200 words

What to do:

  • Present your personal opinion
  •  Build a logical argument
  •  Use concrete examples
  •  Structure the text into paragraphs
  •  Use a formal tone appropriate for a newspaper audience

What the examiners assess

  •  Relevance of arguments
  •  Coherence of argumentative structure
  •  Language mastery (vocabulary, grammar, verb conjugation)
  •  Clarity of expression

Common Evaluation Criteria (for Sections A & B)

CriterionEvaluated Aspects
🧠 Relevance
Topic adherence, response aligned with the instructions
📚 OrganizationLogical flow, structure of the text
📝 Development

Details, examples, clear arguments

🧾 Written LanguageVocabulary, verb conjugation, sentence structure
✍️ Spelling

Level of grammatical and spelling accuracy

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