Timed IELTS practice
Work through Academic Writing Task 1, Task 2, and Speaking Parts 1–3 in dedicated, exam-shaped workflows.
Find the weakness holding back your score—and prove you fixed it.
Complete a timed task, see the evidence behind your practice estimate, fix the highest-impact weakness, and verify progress on your next attempt.
Practice estimates, not official exam scores.
Sample report
Task 2 diagnostic
Practice estimate
6.5
Target: Band 7.0
Priority order
1
Task response
Highest impact
2
Coherence & cohesion
Review next
3
Lexical resource
Monitor
Why Task Response is holding you back
Priority 1Your evidence
“Public transport can improve cities in many ways. Governments should spend more money on it because it is better.”
What limits the estimate
The position is clear, but the main idea is asserted rather than developed with a specific consequence or example.
Fix next
Add one cause-to-consequence sentence, then support it with one concrete city-level example.
Sample content showing the diagnostic structure.
Try this workflowAI chat can explain. Writing Better runs a structured practice loop.
- 1 Take an exam-style task
- 2 See evidence behind the estimate
- 3 Fix the highest-impact issue
- 4 Re-test and track the change
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Writing Better
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Responds to the prompt and context you provide.
Writing Better
Starts from a timed IELTS writing or speaking task.
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Can explain or rewrite an answer, but does not rank exam weaknesses by default.
Writing Better
Organizes feedback around exam-relevant scoring dimensions and revision priorities.
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Usually works with pasted text or a transcript inside the conversation.
Writing Better
Uses dedicated workflows for written responses and recorded speech.
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Comparing progress means organizing earlier chats yourself.
Writing Better
Saves practice attempts and compatible score trends for later comparison.
IELTS preparation for your test market
Start with a focused practice path for computer-delivered IELTS, local score goals, and the writing or speaking skill you need to improve.
Capabilities built for exam practice
Each tool has a defined task, response format, and result view. You do not need to design a scoring prompt before every practice session.
All scores are estimates for practice and progress tracking.
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Writing feedback by scoring dimension
Review an estimated band and focused feedback for task response, organization, vocabulary, and grammar.
Recorded speaking assessment
Record complete answers and review fluency, pronunciation, language use, content, and your transcript.
Attempt history and score trends
Save compatible practice results, compare latest and best estimates, and review changes by scoring dimension.
Make your next attempt more useful than your last.
Start with a timed IELTS Task 2 diagnostic. Use the result to choose one high-impact revision priority, then practice again.
Practice estimates, not official exam scores. View plans