Letter to Colleague About Shared Workload
An IELTS Writing Task 1 General Training letter prompt. Read the scenario carefully, then respond with the required tone and three bullet points in a timed session.
20 min
2
150+ words
Question Prompt
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Write a diplomatic letter to a colleague about workload changes due to their remote working arrangement.
How to Approach This Question
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- 1
Match a semi-formal tone: polite but direct, first-name salutation acceptable (e.g., Dear Mr. Park).
- 2
Structure the letter around the three bullet points — one paragraph each — with a short opener and closer.
- 3
Balance concrete detail (dates, facts) with a courteous request for action.
- 4
Aim for 160–180 words in 20 minutes and finish with a warm sign-off (Yours sincerely / Best regards).
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