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I know that in the writing task 2 i have to write minimum 250 words but surely I don’t know how many words are allowed to write maximum






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  • If you write you write Task 1 in 15 minutes, you'll have no more than 45 minutes (max) to plan, write, re-read, and check the essay in Task 2, which carries the most marks. If you write more than 500 words, you're doing something wrong.
    – Mari-Lou A
    Dec 4 at 8:25








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    I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it is not about the English language.
    – Mari-Lou A
    Dec 4 at 8:27










  • It’s about English
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    Dec 4 at 10:14










  • No. It's about an English exam and the word count for the writing task 2. I have also answered your question, there's a time limit which will restrict the number of words you can write. An essay that contains 350 words in 40/5 minutes is feasibly possible. More than that, you won't have enough time to proofread it. Try to write a 400-word essay in about 40 minutes if you don't believe me.
    – Mari-Lou A
    Dec 4 at 10:22












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I know that in the writing task 2 i have to write minimum 250 words but surely I don’t know how many words are allowed to write maximum






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  • If you write you write Task 1 in 15 minutes, you'll have no more than 45 minutes (max) to plan, write, re-read, and check the essay in Task 2, which carries the most marks. If you write more than 500 words, you're doing something wrong.
    – Mari-Lou A
    Dec 4 at 8:25








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    I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it is not about the English language.
    – Mari-Lou A
    Dec 4 at 8:27










  • It’s about English
    – user325799
    Dec 4 at 10:14










  • No. It's about an English exam and the word count for the writing task 2. I have also answered your question, there's a time limit which will restrict the number of words you can write. An essay that contains 350 words in 40/5 minutes is feasibly possible. More than that, you won't have enough time to proofread it. Try to write a 400-word essay in about 40 minutes if you don't believe me.
    – Mari-Lou A
    Dec 4 at 10:22












  • Please read about this site in the tour and the Help (you haven't) and stop abusing it and wasting our time.
    – David
    Dec 4 at 20:22













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I know that in the writing task 2 i have to write minimum 250 words but surely I don’t know how many words are allowed to write maximum






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put on hold as off-topic by Laurel, Mari-Lou A, k1eran, David, sumelic 2 days ago



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  • If you write you write Task 1 in 15 minutes, you'll have no more than 45 minutes (max) to plan, write, re-read, and check the essay in Task 2, which carries the most marks. If you write more than 500 words, you're doing something wrong.
    – Mari-Lou A
    Dec 4 at 8:25








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    I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it is not about the English language.
    – Mari-Lou A
    Dec 4 at 8:27










  • It’s about English
    – user325799
    Dec 4 at 10:14










  • No. It's about an English exam and the word count for the writing task 2. I have also answered your question, there's a time limit which will restrict the number of words you can write. An essay that contains 350 words in 40/5 minutes is feasibly possible. More than that, you won't have enough time to proofread it. Try to write a 400-word essay in about 40 minutes if you don't believe me.
    – Mari-Lou A
    Dec 4 at 10:22












  • Please read about this site in the tour and the Help (you haven't) and stop abusing it and wasting our time.
    – David
    Dec 4 at 20:22


















  • If you write you write Task 1 in 15 minutes, you'll have no more than 45 minutes (max) to plan, write, re-read, and check the essay in Task 2, which carries the most marks. If you write more than 500 words, you're doing something wrong.
    – Mari-Lou A
    Dec 4 at 8:25








  • 3




    I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it is not about the English language.
    – Mari-Lou A
    Dec 4 at 8:27










  • It’s about English
    – user325799
    Dec 4 at 10:14










  • No. It's about an English exam and the word count for the writing task 2. I have also answered your question, there's a time limit which will restrict the number of words you can write. An essay that contains 350 words in 40/5 minutes is feasibly possible. More than that, you won't have enough time to proofread it. Try to write a 400-word essay in about 40 minutes if you don't believe me.
    – Mari-Lou A
    Dec 4 at 10:22












  • Please read about this site in the tour and the Help (you haven't) and stop abusing it and wasting our time.
    – David
    Dec 4 at 20:22
















If you write you write Task 1 in 15 minutes, you'll have no more than 45 minutes (max) to plan, write, re-read, and check the essay in Task 2, which carries the most marks. If you write more than 500 words, you're doing something wrong.
– Mari-Lou A
Dec 4 at 8:25






If you write you write Task 1 in 15 minutes, you'll have no more than 45 minutes (max) to plan, write, re-read, and check the essay in Task 2, which carries the most marks. If you write more than 500 words, you're doing something wrong.
– Mari-Lou A
Dec 4 at 8:25






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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it is not about the English language.
– Mari-Lou A
Dec 4 at 8:27




I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it is not about the English language.
– Mari-Lou A
Dec 4 at 8:27












It’s about English
– user325799
Dec 4 at 10:14




It’s about English
– user325799
Dec 4 at 10:14












No. It's about an English exam and the word count for the writing task 2. I have also answered your question, there's a time limit which will restrict the number of words you can write. An essay that contains 350 words in 40/5 minutes is feasibly possible. More than that, you won't have enough time to proofread it. Try to write a 400-word essay in about 40 minutes if you don't believe me.
– Mari-Lou A
Dec 4 at 10:22






No. It's about an English exam and the word count for the writing task 2. I have also answered your question, there's a time limit which will restrict the number of words you can write. An essay that contains 350 words in 40/5 minutes is feasibly possible. More than that, you won't have enough time to proofread it. Try to write a 400-word essay in about 40 minutes if you don't believe me.
– Mari-Lou A
Dec 4 at 10:22














Please read about this site in the tour and the Help (you haven't) and stop abusing it and wasting our time.
– David
Dec 4 at 20:22




Please read about this site in the tour and the Help (you haven't) and stop abusing it and wasting our time.
– David
Dec 4 at 20:22















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