Free IELTS writing sprint
IELTS Writing sprint
You are about to start a short Writing practice. Every task comes from a real IELTS test. After you submit, you also get an analysis of your answer.
1 task, about 40 minutes.
What you are practising
Task 2 is an essay in both modules. Task 1 changes: Academic candidates describe a chart, map, or process, and General Training candidates write a letter.
The report uses the same four criteria as the Writing Checker: task response, coherence, lexical resource, and grammar. You write first. Sign in when you want the analysis, and it starts on this page.
One timed response is a focused drill. A mock test places that writing next to Listening and Reading under exam timing.
What you can select
- 1Academic Task 1: describe the main features of a chart, map, or process. The visual appears with the prompt when the task includes one.
- 2General Training Task 1: write a letter with a clear purpose, tone, and the bullet points covered.
- 3Task 2: an essay that answers the question, with a position you can follow from start to finish.
A short method
Spend a few minutes naming the overview or the letter’s purpose before you write the first sentence.
One idea per paragraph beats a list of unused high-level words.
After the report, rewrite the weakest criterion once, then try a mock test if you want the full paper.
Example prompts
Two example prompts, so you can see the kind of task you will write.
Academic Task 1: The chart shows the percentage of households with internet access in five countries between 2000 and 2020.
A useful overview says which country led and whether the gap narrowed. Details come after that, not before.
Task 2: Some people think universities should accept equal numbers of men and women in every subject. To what extent do you agree?
State your view in the introduction and return to it in the conclusion. A list of subjects is not a position.
Writing sprint questions
Is the AI score an official IELTS result?
No. It is practice feedback trained for the published criteria. Your test centre gives the official score.
How many credits does a report use?
The same cost as the Writing Checker. Free accounts have a starter allowance. You see the cost before you sign in to run the analysis.
Can I practise without signing in?
Yes. Write the response first. When you submit, a window asks you to log in or create an account. The analysis starts after you return to this page.
What is a good Task 1 overview?
Two general features, with no data list. For a chart, compare the highest and the overall trend. For a letter, the equivalent is a first paragraph that says why you are writing.
What should I do next?
Open a free mock test if you want all four skills, or a Writing guide if the report keeps flagging the same criterion.