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Clear English. A natural conversation.
Bunny Agency requires written English at B1 level or higher and tests it during the application. For chatter practice, focus on understanding the message, writing a clear reply and asking a relevant question. Use short, natural sentences. These exercises help you prepare; they do not certify your English level or guarantee a pass.
Start with meaning, then polish the sentence
Read the whole message before drafting. Ask yourself: what happened, how does the person feel, and are they asking for anything? Answer that first. A grammatically neat sales pitch is still a poor reply if it ignores the message.
The shorter version is easier to understand and answer. It does not need slang or complicated vocabulary.
Match the voice without making up a life
A creator’s persona document sets the tone. It may use full sentences, a playful rhythm or very few emojis. Follow that guide. Do not add pet names, personal stories or promises just because you have seen them in a script.
Try it: A subscriber says, “Just got back from walking my dog.” Write a calm reply: “That sounds like a nice break. How was the walk?” Then make it a little more upbeat without inventing anything about the creator.
Avoid claims such as “I was just thinking about you all day” unless they are truthful and approved. Warm writing does not need a false personal claim.
Common corrections you can practise
| Draft | Clearer version | Why |
|---|---|---|
| How was your works? | How was work? | Use “work” for the activity. |
| Did you went home? | Did you go home? | After “did”, use the base verb. |
| Your welcome. | You’re welcome. | “You’re” means “you are”. |
| I understand you are not interesting. | I understand you’re not interested. | “Interested” describes how someone feels. |
| You must to buy it. | No pressure. I can explain what’s included. | Fix the pressure as well as the grammar. |
Check names, verb tense and punctuation before sending. A small correction can change the meaning; do not rely on an automatic suggestion without reading it.
A practice routine you can repeat
- Read a safe-for-work scenario and summarise the fan’s message in your own words.
- Draft a short reply without a template.
- Read it aloud. Does it sound like a person speaking naturally?
- Check the approved facts, the tone and any boundary.
- Rewrite the sentence you struggled with, then explain the change.
Use the clarification exercise when the meaning is unclear. A simple question is better than guessing and sending the wrong offer.
What the English test can tell you
The official application includes an English test, followed by other assessment activities. The posting states the minimum level, but it does not publish a pass mark or every test question. We do not invent either here.
Bunny Academy’s skills guide provides role-specific context. Self-study exercises are not a formal language result.
Ready for a realistic context? Try writing a shift handover, then use the readiness quiz to review the rest of the role.