Ask Precise Questions: Writing

C1 writing often requires you to question claims without sounding vague, aggressive or prematurely certain. In this unit, you will practise designing precise questions, requesting evidence and qualifying conclusions in professional and analytical writing.

You'll practice:

Rewrite direct questions into precise professional questions.
Ask for definitions, measures, assumptions and evidence.
Distinguish observed evidence from interpretation and causation.
Use hedging and cautious reformulation in professional writing.
Organise analytical writing around questions that genuinely advance the argument.

How it works

3 parts

Rewrite Questions for a Professional Interview
See a model, fill in your details, then write your introduction (90–130 words).
Write an Evidence-Focused Follow-Up Email
Write a short text about yourself (130–170 words). Miss Sunny checks it and shows what to fix.
Write an Analytical Brief: What Should We Ask Before We Believe the Headline?
On your own this time: a short, friendly message (180–240 words).

Every part: 👀 model → 📝 plan → ✍️ write → ✅ Miss Sunny checks → final version.
You can fix your text and check it again. Your drafts are saved automatically.