7 Writing brings IELTS Academic Writing lessons, practice, AI feedback and review together. Access is currently limited and requires an account. Join the waitlist to hear about access opening.
Start with the question
Identify what you need to answer before writing. The course starts with understanding questions, positions and outlines, then develops introductions, body paragraphs, conclusions, language and Task 1 charts.
The public home page shows original interface examples. Full lessons and the exam practice bank are inside the signed-in app. You do not need to make your essays public.
From sentences to paragraphs
10 units and 38 lessons divide writing into gradual exercises. Sentence frames, keywords and demonstrations lead into your own writing. Desktop exercises support keyboard controls; progress saves after signing in.
Revise after writing
AI feedback offers estimated scores, main problems and demonstration revisions. Course paragraph exercises provide a revision entry point to check whether changes to the same text address the suggestions.
AI may make mistakes. Scores cannot replace examiner assessment and do not guarantee exam results. Choose a problem you understand, revise one paragraph and check whether the expression improves.
From short exercises to full essays
The exam practice bank contains recalled exam questions, with related questions unlocking as you progress through lessons. It supports timed full essays. Wrong answers enter the review queue, and Today helps you resume tasks.
Short and full essay exercises serve different purposes. If time is limited today, write and revise one paragraph, then continue next time.
Next steps
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