TCF written expression practice

Build the writing skills you need for B2 on the TCF.

Practice TCF Writing Tasks 1, 2 and 3, get detailed feedback, and learn exactly what to improve in your next response.

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More than spell check

Writing in French is difficult. Writing for the TCF is even harder.

You may know a lot of French and still lose marks when your response is not sufficiently structured, precise, or adapted to the task. See what a more precise response can sound like.

Before

Je pense que les réseaux sociaux sont importants parce que les gens peuvent facilement communiquer avec leurs amis et découvrir des informations.

What you're missing

Vocabulary
basic
Coherence
weak, repetitive
Register
acceptable

After

À mon avis, les réseaux sociaux jouent un rôle important dans notre quotidien, car ils permettent de rester en contact avec nos proches tout en facilitant l’accès à l’information.

Why it's better

Vocabulary
more precise
Coherence
stronger connection
Register
more appropriate

Built specifically for TCF Writing

Why MyTCFLab?

MyTCFLab is not a generic French corrector. It is designed specifically around TCF written expression.

Focus Area

Generic AI tools
General French correction
MyTCFLab
TCF-focused practice

Feedback Style

Generic AI tools
Open-ended feedback
MyTCFLab
Structured feedback

Task Context

Generic AI tools
No TCF task context
MyTCFLab
Tailored for Tasks 1, 2 & 3

Improvement Goal

Generic AI tools
Corrects your text as-is
MyTCFLab
Helps you improve your next response

Suggestions

Generic AI tools
Generic suggestions
MyTCFLab
Focus on TCF-relevant criteria

How it works

A focused practice loop in three steps.

  1. 01

    Train a specific skill

    Practise the key parts of a task through short exercises until the structure feels familiar.

  2. 02

    Simulate a full task

    Write a timed response with hints, then review your correction for personalised feedback.

  3. 03

    Track your progress

    Review your corrected answers and check your estimated CEFR level on your Dashboard.

Estimated CEFR trend

Estimated CEFR trend
AttemptCEFR level
Task 1Jun 2, 2026 (#1)B1
Task 1Jun 16, 2026 (#2)B1
Task 1Jun 30, 2026 (#3)B2
Task 1Jul 14, 2026 (#4)B2
Task 2Jun 5, 2026 (#1)A2
Task 2Jun 19, 2026 (#2)B1
Task 2Jul 3, 2026 (#3)B1
Task 2Jul 17, 2026 (#4)B2
Task 3Jun 9, 2026 (#1)B1
Task 3Jun 23, 2026 (#2)B2
Task 3Jul 7, 2026 (#3)B2
Task 3Jul 21, 2026 (#4)B2
Task 1Task 2Task 3

Last 4 attempts per task

Feedback methodology

Every correction should tell you what to work on next.

Feedback is organised to help you understand the response—not simply highlight what is wrong.

  • Compare your original and corrected text
  • Review grammar, vocabulary, and organisation
  • Use comments to plan a more deliberate next draft

Corrections (2)

  1. Errorj'ai allé au marchéCorrectionje suis allé au marchéGrammar

    Note: Aller is one of the verbs that takes être, not avoir, in the passé composé.

  2. Errorsont importantsCorrectionjouent un rôle importantVocabulary

    Note: A more precise, less literal phrasing reads as more natural French at this level.

What you will work on

The parts of written expression that make a response easier to follow.

  • Task response and relevance
  • Organisation and coherence
  • Grammar and sentence control
  • Vocabulary, register, and precision

Global performance

mytcflab learning indicators - not official TCF.

Overall learning indicator: 81%

Average of the three mytcflab learning indicators below.

  • Content & pragmatics82%
  • Linguistics74%
  • Vocabulary & register88%

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