C1 ADVANCED WRITING

Practice C1 Advanced Writing with advanced AI correction

Write essays, proposals, reports, and reviews at C1 level. Automatic correction with the 4 Cambridge criteria adapted to advanced-level expectations.

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Why practice C1 Writing with lingaly

Cambridge criteria at C1 level

Each text is evaluated on content, communicative achievement, organization, and language with C1 Advanced level expectations.

17 Writing competencies

The engine tracks your mastery across each Cambridge subscale and advanced grammatical competencies detected in your writing.

Instant detailed feedback

Detailed analysis in seconds: score by criterion, specific errors, and improvement suggestions for C1 level.

Advanced text types

Essays (Part 1) and situational writing (Part 2): proposals, formal reports, reviews, and letters. Texts of 220-260 words.

How to improve your C1 Advanced Writing

Write advanced-level texts

Prompts based on real C1 Advanced topics. Argumentative essays, formal proposals, and detailed reports.

Receive C1-level correction

Advanced AI evaluates your text with criteria calibrated for C1 level. Score from 0 to 5 on each Cambridge criterion.

Improve your advanced register

The engine detects C1-level error patterns: inappropriate register, insufficient cohesion, limited vocabulary range.

What C1 Writing practice includes

Part 1: C1 compulsory essay

Argumentative texts of 220-260 words based on textual input. Formal register, argument development, and supported conclusion.

Part 2: Advanced situational writing

Proposals, reports, reviews, and letters. Each type demands mastery of register, format, and C1-level content.

Cross-skill observations

Lexico-grammatical errors detected in your writing update your Reading profile. Integrated improvement across skills.

History and trends

Review your previous texts and corrections. Watch how your score in each Cambridge criterion evolves over time.

Frequently asked questions

What does C1 Advanced Writing require?

Part 1 is a compulsory essay (more complex than B2). Part 2 offers: letter/email, proposal, report or review. Register must be formal and argumentation sophisticated.

How many words does C1 Writing require?

Each text should be 220-260 words. Precision and linguistic richness matter more than length.

How is C1 Writing assessed?

Using the same 4 Cambridge criteria (Content, Communicative Achievement, Organisation, Language) but with more demanding standards. lingaly evaluates with AI using these criteria.

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AI correction with Cambridge criteria at advanced level. Improve your C1 writing with every text.

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