Your Writing score is based on four areas. Learn what each one means and how to meet it.
1) Content & Coherence
Goal: clear ideas, logical order, and useful support.
Do
- Start with a clear main idea.
- Give 2–3 reasons and add short, real examples.
- Keep one main idea per paragraph.
Avoid
- Jumping between topics.
- Repeating the same point in different words.
2) Vocabulary
Goal: natural, precise word choice that fits the task.
Do
- Use everyday words that match the situation (work, city, community).
- Paraphrase the prompt instead of copying it.
- Prefer strong verbs and clear nouns over long phrases.
Avoid
- Fancy words you can’t control.
- Overusing the same key word.
3) Readability
Goal: easy to read and well-structured writing.
Do
- Use short, direct sentences; mix in a few longer ones.
- Link ideas with simple connectors (because, so, for example, however).
- Use clear paragraphs (opening → reasons → ending).
- Do a quick check for spelling and punctuation.
Avoid
- One long paragraph.
- Long chains of commas with no pauses.
4) Task Fulfillment
Goal: follow instructions, use the right tone, and stay in range.
Do
- Answer every bullet in the prompt.
- Keep a polite, neutral tone for emails; a clear, reasoned tone for surveys.
- Aim for about 150–200 words per task and watch the counter.
Avoid
- Ignoring a bullet or changing the topic.
- Writing far under or far over the word range.
Quick Checklist (copy before you submit)
Content & Coherence
- Clear main idea early
- 2–3 reasons with short examples
- Ideas move in a logical order
Vocabulary
- Natural, precise words for this context
- Prompt paraphrased (no copying)
- Minimal repetition
Readability
- Paragraphs: opening, body, closing
- Simple connectors (because, so, for example)
- Few grammar/spelling slips
Task Fulfillment
- Every bullet covered
- Polite, appropriate tone
- ~150–200 words (checked)