TCF Canada writing practice
Practise all three writing tasks, then review with a reference and AI feedback.
TCF Canada writing has three tasks in 60 minutes. TCF84 organises monthly T1, T2 and T3 practice sets so you can train each task format, compare your text with a reference answer, and get criterion-level AI feedback.
3 · 60m
Writing section
Three tasks completed in one 60-minute period.
60–120
Tâche 1
A short message: describe, invite, inform or ask.
120–150
Tâche 2
An article, blog post or letter recounting an experience.
120–180
Tâche 3
Compare two opinions, then give and justify your own.
Monthly practice sets
Each month's T1, T2 and T3 prompts are grouped into sets, so you can practise a full 60-minute writing section or a single task.
- Browse sets by month
- Practise one task or the full section
- Progress synced between web and iOS
Reference answers for T1 and T2
After writing, compare your text with a reference answer to see how the task can be completed clearly, with the right register and connectors.
A clearer structure for T3
Tâche 3 is where many candidates lose time. TCF84 gives a recommended structure for summarising both documents and arguing your own view, plus a concept phrase bank to express ideas precisely.
AI practice feedback
Where your plan includes it, the AI gives an estimated score, feedback on each criterion, corrections, priorities and a revised version of your text. It is practice feedback, not an official score.
TCF Canada writing practice FAQ
How many tasks are in TCF Canada writing?
Three tasks in 60 minutes: Tâche 1, a short message (60–120 words); Tâche 2, an article, blog post or letter (120–150 words); Tâche 3, a comparison of two opinions followed by your own view (120–180 words).
What does TCF84 writing practice include?
Monthly Tâche 1, 2 and 3 practice sets, reference answers for T1 and T2, a recommended T3 structure with a concept phrase bank, and AI practice feedback with an estimated score, corrections and priorities where your plan includes it.
Are the monthly writing sets official TCF questions?
No. TCF84 independently prepares monthly prediction-based practice sets. They are not official, leaked or confirmed exam questions.
Is the AI writing score an official result?
No. It is a practice estimate based on the published assessment criteria. It cannot guarantee or replace an official TCF Canada result.
Related preparation resources
Task format checked against the test administrator
Task counts, timing and word ranges follow France Éducation international's current TCF Canada description. Confirm details with your test centre before your sitting.