PTE Core
PTE Core Writing Email Practice
Practice Writing Emails for PTE Core with proven templates. Respond to various scenarios with appropriate tone and structure, and get instant AI feedback on your drafts.
Practice Questions
Lost Bag at Restaurant
You and your friends had dinner at a restaurant yesterday. You think you left a bag at the restaurant. Write an email to the restaurant manager.
Themes to cover
- describe your situation (who you were with, where you sat, etc.)
- what the bag looks like and what was in it
- tell them how to contact you
Your email draft
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How It Works
Task Overview
Read the prompt and write an email responding to the situation. You must address all three bullet points.
You have 9 minutes to complete this task. Your response should be between 100 and 120 words.
Scoring Criteria
- Content: Address ALL 3 bullet points in the prompt.
- Form: Stay between 100–120 words. (Under 50 or over 140 = 0 points).
- Conventions: Use correct spelling, capitalization, and punctuation.
Reference Email
Dear [Name],
I hope this email finds you well.
I am writing to discuss about [Topic from the prompt].
Firstly, [Theme 1 + one supporting sentence].
Secondly, [Theme 2 + one supporting sentence].
Lastly, [Theme 3 + one supporting sentence].
If you need more information, please let me know. Thank you for your time.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
Example Email
Dear Supervisor,
I am writing to discuss about ways to implement remote work options with strong productivity standards.
Firstly, I recommend clear communication guidelines so teams know response times and meeting norms.
Secondly, flexible work hours would help staff manage time zones while meeting deadlines.
Lastly, remote work training and resources will ensure everyone has the tools to succeed.
Thank you for your time.
Sincerely,
Aaron
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Using the wrong tone (Formal vs. Informal).
- Forgetting a bullet point (major score penalty).
- Writing too much (keep it concise).
Practice Method
Use a template. Structure: Greeting → Opening → Point 1 → Point 2 → Point 3 → Closing → Sign-off.
Need the full structure?
Study the full PTE Core Write Email template guide first
Review formal and informal structures, sample answers, scoring risks, and prompt-specific adjustments before you practise with the timer.
PTE Core Write Email Template