A2 Key - Writing Practice
Cambridge English (KET)
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On this page, you will find example writing tests to help you prepare for the Writing part of the 'Reading & Writing' paper in the A2 Key exam.
There are two parts to the Writing section of the 'Reading & Writing' paper.
In Part 6, you write a short email or note of at least 25 words. You'll be given three specific points that you must include in your writing. This task is worth 15 marks.
In Part 7, you'll see three pictures that tell a story. Your task is to write a story of at least 35 words describing what happens in these pictures. This task is also worth 15 marks.
Cambridge A2 Key (KET) Writing - Example Test One
Part Six: Missing a test due to illness (note to teacher).
Part Seven: Short story based on three photos.
Exercise Number: KEY233
Cambridge A2 Key (KET) Writing - Example Test Two
Part Six: Birthday party invitation (email to friend).
Part Seven: Short story based on three photos.
Exercise Number: KEY234
Cambridge A2 Key (KET) Writing - Example Test Three
Part Six: Thanking neighbour for plant care (note to neighbour).
Part Seven: Short story based on three photos.
Exercise Number: KEY235
1. Always include all three points from the task in your email or note (Part 6).
2. Write at least 25 words for Part 6, but don't write too much - about 35 words is perfect.
3. Start and end your email/note in a normal way. For example: "Dear Tom" and "See you soon, Anna" or "Hi Mrs Jones" and "Best wishes, Pedro".
Cambridge A2 Key (KET) Writing - Example Test Four
Part Six: Lost library book (email to library).
Part Seven: Short story based on three photos.
Exercise Number: KEY236
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Cambridge A2 Key (KET) Writing - Example Test Five
Part Six: Cinema invitation (email to friend).
Part Seven: Short story based on three photos.
Exercise Number: KEY237
Cambridge A2 Key (KET) Writing - Example Test Six
Part Six: Whereabouts and dinner plans (note to mum).
Part Seven: Short story based on three photos.
Exercise Number: KEY238
1. Look carefully at all three pictures before you start writing your story (Part 7).
2. Write what happens in each picture and connect them using words like "first", "then", "after that" and "finally".
3. Write at least 35 words for your story, but remember that quality is more important than length.
Cambridge A2 Key (KET) Writing - Example Test Seven
Part Six: Birthday present thanks (email to cousin).
Part Seven: Short story based on three photos.
Exercise Number: KEY239
1. Check your spelling carefully, especially common words you use a lot.
2. Use simple, clear language that you know well - don't try to use difficult words you're not sure about.
3. Leave a few minutes at the end to read through your work and check for mistakes.
Cambridge A2 Key (KET) Writing - Example Test Eight
Part Six: Note to teacher (explaining why you were late).
Part Seven: Short story based on three photos.
Exercise Number: KEY240
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