DTZ reading: catalogues and directories, adverts, press and formal texts, information texts and a formal letter with gaps — five parts, 25 items, 45 minutes.

A gym's letter confirming a membership cancellation – 6 gaps, a/b/c (Tasks 40–45).

A doctor's practice letter about moving an appointment – 6 gaps, a/b/c (Tasks 40–45).

A company's invitation to a job interview – 6 gaps, a/b/c (Tasks 40–45).

The property management's reply to a report about a broken heating system – 6 gaps, a/b/c (Tasks 40–45).

An online shop's reply to a complaint – 6 gaps, a/b/c (Tasks 40–45).

A landlord's reply to a request to sublet – 6 gaps, a/b/c (Tasks 40–45).

A hotel's letter confirming a reservation – 6 gaps, a/b/c (Tasks 40–45).

A class teacher's invitation to a parents' evening – 6 gaps, a/b/c (Tasks 40–45).

A garden centre's reply to an internship enquiry – 6 gaps, a/b/c (Tasks 40–45).

A bank's letter about new account fees – 6 gaps, a/b/c (Tasks 40–45).

A landlord's letter about the notice and the handover of the flat – 6 gaps, a/b/c (Tasks 40–45).

A painting firm's quote for painting a flat – 6 gaps, a/b/c (Tasks 40–45).

A sports club's welcome letter to a new member – 6 gaps, a/b/c (Tasks 40–45).

A head teacher's reply to a request for leave from school – 6 gaps, a/b/c (Tasks 40–45).

A driving school's reply to an enquiry about a driving licence – 6 gaps, a/b/c (Tasks 40–45).