7 WritingIELTS Writing, from one sentence to a complete essay.
A practice system for IELTS Academic Writing. Lessons, AI feedback, review and exam questions work together, one small step at a time, with progress saved automatically.
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From the question to the exam, lesson by lesson
Task 2, Task 1 and language tools form a sequence for practicing questions, structure, argument and expression.
| Unit | Status |
|---|---|
Understand the questionTask 2 · Identify the essay type, count the tasks and highlight limiting words. | Complete |
Introduction: paraphrase and positionTask 2 · Write an introduction with background, paraphrase and your position. | Complete |
Body paragraphs and logicTask 2 · Build a complete body paragraph: topic sentence, explanation, example and link back. | In progress |
Ideas and language bankTools · When you lack ideas, assemble supporting points and reasons. | Not started |
Six essay typesTask 2 · Practice the structure and full essays for six common essay types. | Not started |
Conclusions, cohesion and emergency outlinesTask 2 · Write a conclusion without repeating the essay; use an outline when time is short. | Not started |
Task 1 foundationsTask 1 · Build a four-paragraph structure from the chart. | Not started |
Task 1 practiceTask 1 · Know where to start body paragraphs for each chart type. | Not started |
Refine your languageTools · Fix frequent errors, vary sentence structures and use more natural collocations. | Not started |
Timed essays and exam preparationTask 2 · Write a complete timed essay and check it before submitting. | Not started |
Four steps, from understanding questions to complete essays
Every step takes place in the app. These are interface demonstrations.
- 01
Understand the question
Identify the essay type, count the tasks and highlight words that limit the scope. Clarify what you need to write before organizing your ideas.
Some people think that every child should learn to swim at primary school. To what extent do you agree or disagree? - 02
Practice paragraphs step by step
Practice introductions, body paragraphs and conclusions separately. See a demonstration, try a guided exercise, then write on your own. Each screen has one task, with a summary after each round.
Many children cannot swim. In my view, every school should teach swimming.Which sentence states an opinion?
- 03
Submit for AI feedback
After you submit, AI estimates bands against the four IELTS Writing criteria, identifies the most important problems and demonstrates revisions.
AI feedbackExampleTask response TR4.0Coherence and cohesion CC4.0Lexical resource LR4.0Grammar GRA4.0- Grammartrees makes should be trees make.
- ReasoningOnly the low cost is stated, without explanation or an example.
AI estimates may be inaccurate and are for reference only.
- 04
Revise and review
Revise using the suggestions, then use the AI revision check to see whether you addressed the feedback. Incorrect answers enter a spaced review queue.
Subject-verb agreement · UnresolvedDeveloping reasons · UnresolvedRepeated words · UnresolvedBeforeThe cost of trees is low.AfterThe cost of trees is low, because a young tree needs little care once it is planted.Submit again after revision to check each problem.
Lessons, exam practice and review in one place
Task 1 and Task 2, lessons and exam questions, feedback and review share the same progress record. Today brings together current tasks and review schedules.
Interactive lessons
One task per screenLessons cover questions, introductions, body paragraphs, logic, ideas and Task 1 charts, ending with timed essays. Each lesson has several rounds with summaries. Pause anytime and resume where you stopped.
- Background sentenceRemote work is commonIntroduce the topic first.
AI feedback
Four assessment criteriaAI estimates task response, coherence and cohesion, vocabulary and grammar, then suggests improvements. Scores are estimates, may be inaccurate and are for reference only.
Exam practice
Practice as you learnRelated recalled exam questions unlock as you progress through the course. Write a timed essay and submit it for AI feedback.
| Question type | Status |
|---|---|
| Agree or disagree | Unlocked |
| Positive or negative | Unlocked |
| Causes and solutions | Unlocks after the corresponding lessons |
Spaced review
Wrong answers return for reviewIncorrect answers return at intervals and move to Mastered after two consecutive correct answers. You do not need to track what to review yourself.
Cloud progress
Continue across devicesAfter signing in, progress saves automatically to the cloud so you can continue on a computer or phone. Passkey sign-in is supported.
Keyboard first
Keyboard controlsOn desktop, use number keys to choose answers, Enter to submit and arrow keys to highlight text, reducing switches between mouse and keyboard.
What beta testers say
Personal feedback from beta testers. Experiences and results vary.
Translated from Chinese beta feedback
As someone working full time, I prepare in spare moments. A lesson has four small steps, one screen each; I can finish it in a dozen or so minutes on the subway, stop anytime and come back to it. I have checked in for almost two weeks. Wrong answers automatically enter the review queue, reminding me to practice when due. I hope it opens soon.
On my second attempt, my biggest worry is not knowing what went wrong after writing. Here, AI feedback picks just the three main problems, and after revising I can check them one by one. It tells me where a fix is still incomplete. I worked my Task 2 from 6.0 to 6.5. I am still a little short of 7, but I know what to do next.
I have ADHD. I have bought plenty of courses and left them unused; dozens of videos and menus give me a headache. Here, each step is one screen and takes a dozen or so minutes to complete, without the guilt of falling behind. Review reminders arrive when due, so I do not need to remember them. XP is dopamine for me, and I actually kept going. The interface is not flashy, so I do not wander off while studying.
Every question type can be completed using only the keyboard, which feels good for a computer-based test taker. The restrained interface makes it easier to focus. Examples compare good and poor writing side by side, so the difference is clear. The progress page plots my target and current bands together, so I know the gap each day.
I care about privacy. Many study apps make you link a phone number, but this one does not require it. Feedback gives separate scores for task response, coherence and cohesion, vocabulary and grammar, which is better than guessing on my own.
Learners with an average foundation need gradual steps. Each lesson follows concept, explanation, example and quiz instead of throwing model essays at you to memorize. Each step does one thing, and progress is visible. There is no horizontal scrolling on my phone, and I can finish a lesson lying down. I hope it opens soon; I have already booked my exam.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I use it now?
- Access is currently limited and requires an account. Join the waitlist to receive a trial opening notification.
- Who is it for?
- It focuses on IELTS Academic Writing: charts in Task 1 and common Task 2 essay types. It suits learners who want structured practice beyond memorizing model essays.
- Are AI scores accurate?
- Scores are estimates and may be wrong. The identified problems and revision suggestions are more useful; submit a revised version to compare.
- Where are my essays and progress stored?
- After signing in, records save to the cloud separately for each account, so you can continue across devices. See the privacy notice for data handling details.
- Does it work on phones?
- You can browse and practice on phones. Desktop also offers keyboard controls.
- Where does the course come from?
- The maintainer redeveloped the course by combining several preparation resources. Examples on this page are original.
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