A realistic brief
The task identifies recipient, purpose, tone, and the action the email should produce.
Business English email practice
Write the work email you need, then make it clearer
Practice a realistic English email for your recipient and goal. Build it step by step or draft the full message, then revise with focused feedback.
What you get
Practice with a clear purpose
Professional English depends on purpose, tone, and the next action you want. Cashi turns your situation into a concrete writing task instead of a generic essay.
Useful structure
Practice an opening, essential context, clear request, and appropriate close.
Actionable revision
Review clarity, tone, grammar, vocabulary, and a stronger version of the message.
Email preview
The prompt names the recipient, purpose, and desired action
This keeps the plan and feedback connected to the email you actually need rather than grading every message like an academic essay.
Write to a client whose milestone will be two days late. Explain the cause briefly, give the revised date, and ask them to confirm the new plan.
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Brief
Recipient, purpose, tone, action
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Support
Guided steps or complete draft
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Review
Clarity, tone, language, model email
How it works
From a real need to focused practice
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Describe the email moment
Say who will read it, what happened, and what you need them to do.
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Write with the right support
Use guided steps for a short message or draft the full email yourself.
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Revise the weak sentence
Make the request, explanation, or tone more precise without replacing your whole voice.
Difficulty should support you, not surprise you.
A1-A2 tasks use short everyday messages. B1-C2 adds professional tone, sensitive requests, negotiation, and concise executive communication.
Common questions
Before you begin
Can I practice a real work situation?
Yes. Describe the situation without including confidential information, and Cashi will turn it into a realistic practice brief.
Will the feedback check tone?
Yes. Business email feedback considers whether the tone fits the recipient and purpose as well as grammar and clarity.
Can beginners practice short messages?
Yes. Early-level tasks can focus on a few clear sentences instead of requiring a long email.
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