TOEFL Write an Email practice scored on the 0-5 rubric

Write an Email is the second task in the 2026 TOEFL Writing section. You read a short scenario and write an email in about 7 minutes; ETS publishes no required word count — the prompt tells you to write as much as you can. Responses are scored on a 0-5 rubric.

The rubric looks at whether you completed every part of the task, used an appropriate tone, organized the email clearly, and controlled grammar and vocabulary. Feedback on Reach120 is organized around those same criteria.

It is a Reach120 practice target, not an ETS rule — the official prompt simply says to write as much as you can in the 7 minutes. Going far under usually means missing task points; going far over eats the checking time that catches easy mistakes. Practicing with the counter builds the right pacing instinct.

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Yes. The TOEFL Writing section changed on January 21, 2026 to three task types: Build a Sentence, Write an Email, and Academic Discussion. Reach120 practice follows the official ETS task descriptions for that format. Our scores are practice estimates, never official results.