Writing Practice With Feedback Rubric

Practise short writing and self-assess.

Added October 15, 2026. Written with AI assistance and checked for clarity and placeholders; not reviewed by a lawyer, accountant, clinician or other professional. How these prompts are made

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Give me a writing practice task in [TARGET_LANGUAGE]. Type of writing (email, opinion, story, description): [TEXT_TYPE]. Level: [LEVEL]. Length: [WORD_COUNT].

Provide the task prompt with a realistic context, a checklist of content points, useful phrases for the structure, and a rubric with four criteria (task completion, organisation, vocabulary, accuracy) at five levels. After I paste my writing, score it with the rubric, quote examples, correct errors in a table, and give an improved version that keeps my ideas. Give me three focus points for next time and a follow-up task that uses them. Keep feedback encouraging but specific.

Add a version of the rubric converted into a self-assessment checklist with yes or no questions, and a revision exercise where I rewrite my weakest paragraph after feedback. Provide model phrases for the introduction and conclusion of the chosen text type, and a timeline for completing the task in three sessions.

Also state the word count you would expect at my level and flag any place where my writing runs far above or below it.

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Task: email to a landlord about a broken heater (120 words, B1).
Checklist: say who you are; describe the problem; ask for a date; thank them.
Phrases: "I'm writing to tell you that...", "Could you please...?", "I would be grateful if..."
Rubric (1-5): task completion, organisation, vocabulary, accuracy.
Feedback on a sample: completion 4, organisation 3, vocabulary 3, accuracy 2.
Errors: "I am living here since 2024" -> "I have lived here since 2024" (present perfect).
Improved version keeps your ideas.
Next focus: present perfect; linking words.

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