Aptis reading Test: General Tips and Strategies

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APTIS Writing Part 4: Sample Questions, Model Answers And Tips 
In this article, we will provide you with sample questions, model answers, general tips, and 
strategies to prepare for APTIS writing part 4. 
In this article, we will provide you with sample questions, model answers, general tips and strategies 
to prepare for APTIS writing part 4. 
This article will: 
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Briefly explain the nature of the test 
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Look at example questions 
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Discuss the writing skills required 
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Discuss common problems 
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Give you tips and advice 
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Provide your with strategies to use preparing for your exam and on exam day
What Is APTIS Part 4 Writing? 
Part 4 of the APTIS Writing Test consist of two sections. In the first question, you have to write an 
informal email to a friend and in the second question, your task is to write a formal email to an 
unknown person. The first, informal email should be 40-50 words long and you have 10 minutes to 
complete it. The second formal email should be 120-150 words long and you have 20 minutes to 
complete this section. 
The topic will be the same as the other three parts, in the examples we have been looking at the topic 
has been ‘travel, but you may have to write about more abstract things such as feelings. 
For further details please visit the British Council website here.

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APTIS Writing Part 4: Sample Question 
#1 
Part 4: You are a member of a travel club. You received this email from the club.
Dear member,
I am writing to tell you that the famous travel writer Mr. David Price will unfortunately not be able 
to attend our next club meeting. Although Mr. Price will not be there to sign copies of his new book 
Around the World in Eighty Ways, members of the club will be able to buy a copy for the price of 
twenty-five pounds. If you would like to reserve a copy of the book, please contact the club secretary.