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PTE Writing Write Email notesWrite Email: parts and register

Cover every part, match the tone, land in 50⁠–⁠120 words. This PTE lesson is a deck of 10 visual cards from BandLadder's own study library, written and fact-checked by our team.
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  • Updated 30 September 2026

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It teaches a 4-step method: reader, parts, write and check. Along the way you get worked examples with the key words marked, before-and-after fixes that show why the first version loses marks, a model answer with its key moves highlighted, a one-page visual summary, a quick check to test yourself and a recap of the rules to remember. Each card holds one idea, so you can read it on a phone between practice sessions.

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  1. PTEWriting · Write Email

    Right message, wrong register

    the Write Email trap

    Every point answered, but it reads like a text to a friend. Register is part of Email conventions.

    Hey Ms Adeyemi,too casual no worries lol.text speak So when is it coming, yeah? Cheers.

    Content fine. Conventions slip.

    © 2026 BandLadder · original material1 / 10
  2. PTEWriting · Write Email

    Write Email at a glance

    PTE AcademicPTE Core
    TimeNot in Academic9 min to write
    Scored onNot in AcademicContent 3 · Conventions 2 · Form 2 · Organisation 2 · Grammar 2 · Vocabulary 2 · Spelling 2
    Counts forNot in AcademicWriting

    Timings: Pearson's test format. Scoring and skills: its Score Guides (Academic July 2025, Core January 2026).

    © 2026 BandLadder · original material2 / 10
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Contents

  1. 1Right message, wrong registerthe Write Email trapIn the preview
  2. 2Write Email at a glanceIn the preview
  3. 3Reader, parts, write, checkfour moves for every emailFree account
  4. 4Move 1: who is reading?the reader decides the toneWith a plan
  5. 5Move 2: list the partsevery ask becomes a paragraphWith a plan
  6. 6Write it, then check itthe finished email, part by partWith a plan
  7. 7Two habits to swapregister and missing partsWith a plan
  8. 8Register by readerour rule of thumbWith a plan
  9. 9Your turnthree quick checksWith a plan
  10. 10Save thisthe Write Email checklistWith a plan

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