"Essay: Car-free town centres" is a Cambridge B2 First Writing practice task (Essay). Cambridge assesses content, communicative achievement, organisation and language on a scale from 0 to 5 per criterion. Plan before you write: identify the target reader, the required register and the number of points you must address. Use accurate vocabulary, varied sentence structures and clear paragraphing that are appropriate to your exam level.
Plan the Essay before writing, address every prompt point, keep the expected register, respect the word limit, and use feedback to improve content, organisation, grammar range, and vocabulary precision.
In your English class, you have been discussing life in town centres. Now your teacher has asked you to write an essay. Cars should be banned from the centres of large towns. Do you agree? Notes: 1. local shops 2. air quality 3. your own idea Write an essay using all the notes and give reasons for your point of view.
Word limit: 190 words
Essay: Car-free town centres
Exam Task
Draft the full response, stay inside the word range, then submit for AI feedback.
Prompt
"In your English class, you have been discussing life in town centres. Now your teacher has asked you to write an essay. Cars should be banned from the centres of large towns. Do you agree? Notes: 1. local shops 2. air quality 3. your own idea Write an essay using all the notes and give reasons for your point of view."
Points to cover
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B2 First Writing · 140–190 words · Target 40 min