Cambridge Flyers Writing Test — How to Prepare

    Writing in the Cambridge A2 Flyers exam appears as Part 7 of the Reading & Writing paper: one story-writing task using three picture prompts. Children must write at least 20 words that form a coherent story — examiners reward clear ideas and basic grammar, not perfect spelling. Because there is only one writing task on the paper, regular short writing practice at home helps children arrive knowing how to plan a beginning, middle, and end.

    What to expect

    Part 7 of Reading & Writing paper · 1 story task · minimum 20 words

    PartQuestion typeQuestions
    Part 7Write a story using three picture prompts1 (minimum 20 words)

    How to practice at home

    • Story Writing gives picture-prompt practice matching the Part 7 format, with guidance on vocabulary and story structure. Story Writing games.
    • Grammar Gap Fill strengthens verb forms and sentence patterns children need when composing their own story. Grammar Gap Fill practice.
    • Encourage your child to describe each picture in one sentence before writing — this mirrors how examiners expect a logical sequence. writing and grammar games.
    • Celebrate effort over length: a clear 25-word story scores better than a long list of unrelated sentences. all Flyers English games.

    For a full mock test, Cambridge English provides free official sample papers at cambridgeenglish.org.

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