IELTS writing simulator for 4 days

Select the correct tone (formal, semi-formal, or informal) for a given Task 1 prompt.

Construct appropriate opening and closing phrases for each letter tone.

Create a paragraph-by-paragraph plan that covers all bullet points in a Task 1 prompt.

Use appropriate phrases for common letter purposes (e.g., making a request, apologizing, making a suggestion).

Write a complete Task 1 letter of at least 150 words, applying the correct structure and tone.

Review a practice Task 1 letter to ensure all points are addressed and the word count is met.

Identify the main question in a Task 2 prompt to formulate a direct thesis statement.

Outline a four-paragraph essay structure (Introduction, Body 1, Body 2, Conclusion).

Construct a body paragraph using the Point-Example-Explain structure to develop a single main idea.

Use basic linking words (e.g., 'For example', 'However', 'Therefore') to connect ideas within and between paragraphs.

Write a complete Task 2 essay of at least 250 words based on a structured plan.

Review a practice Task 2 essay for logical flow and clear paragraphing.

Review your own writing to identify and correct subject-verb agreement errors.

Review your own writing to identify and correct common errors with articles (a, an, the).

Use past simple, present perfect, and future simple tenses correctly to describe events and ideas.

Combine simple sentences into complex sentences using conjunctions like 'although', 'because', and 'while'.

Replace common, basic vocabulary (e.g., 'good', 'bad', 'important') with more precise alternatives (e.g., 'beneficial', 'detrimental', 'crucial').

Apply topic-specific collocations for two common IELTS themes (e.g., 'environmental protection', 'technological advancements').

Apply time management strategies to allocate approximately 20 minutes for Task 1 and 40 minutes for Task 2.

Complete a full IELTS Writing test (Task 1 and Task 2) within the 60-minute time limit.

Create a personal error log by identifying recurring grammar and vocabulary mistakes in a timed practice test.

Rewrite sentences from your practice test to correct your most common errors.

Complete a second full, timed IELTS Writing test, focusing on avoiding previously identified errors.