How to Structure TCF Writing Task 2: The "O-R-E-A" Persuasive Framework

In Task 2 of the TCF Canada Writing Exam (Expression Écrite), you are asked to write a short personal letter, email, blog post, or article conveying an experience, telling a story, or making a formal request. You have a strict limit: minimum 150 words (it is best to aim for exactly 150 to 180 words) and you must write this within a tight, multi-task time limit.

Many candidates panic and write a disorganized flow of consciousness. They repeat vocabulary, write overly long sentences, and exceed the word count, leaving them with no time for Task 3.

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