IELTS Online Practice

Hi Faiz,

If you need a score or detailed feedback for your writing tasks, please submit your task using the “Submit task for review” button on this screen or use this link: https://ielts.typeform.com/to/JgBjfj

Regards,
Atul.

Hi Tobin,

If you need a score or detailed feedback for your writing tasks, please submit your task using the “Submit task for review” button on this screen or use this link: https://ielts.typeform.com/to/JgBjfj

Regards,
Atul.

Dear Reshbha,

Thanks for bringing it to my notice. This was actually a well written essay and would score well in IELTS.

I have updated the score. The earlier score must've been a typing error by our team member.

Cheers,
Atul.

Dear Jass,

There is no harm in giving personal examples in IELTS essays.

Every IELTS topic clearly says “Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.”

Cheers,
Atul.

Dear Diyor,

There is no restriction on using idioms and phrases in essays. IELTS essays are not like the academic essays that you write in university level courses.

It is fine to use an idiom or phrase if the context is appropriate. However, don't overdo it by using too many idioms.

Hope this helps.

Cheers,
Atul.

Dear Ghanem,

If the question says “to what extent do you ….” then you MUST say “I STRONGLY/PARTIALLY agree/disagree with the view that … ” . In other words, you have to specify the EXTENT of agreement.

If you “strongly agree/disagree” then you can write the entire essay supporting only one opinion. If you partially agree/disagree then…[Read more]

Hi All,

If you need a score or detailed feedback for your writing tasks, please submit your task using the “Submit task for review” button at the top of the screen or use this link: https://ielts.typeform.com/to/JgBjfj

Regards,
Atul.

Hi Frank,

Thank you for your assessment.

I have adjusted the score to 8.5.

Cheers,
Atul.

Dear Anthony,

It is best to stick with past tense to describe survey findings. As such the survey must've been done in the past for these results to be available so the data is from the past.

If you are given a time series data i.e. data which is spread over days, months or years, then use the tense as per the time period that you are…[Read more]

Great!

Good luck with IELTS!

Dear Babita,

You are on the right track. The first step is to read as much as you can and build up your vocabulary and grammar skills. Next, practice writing letters and essays and try to use the new vocabulary words and grammar that you have learnt.

Make sure you write under exam conditions i.e. letter within 20 minutes and essay within 40…[Read more]

Dear Jyoti,
Please go over my video tutorial for a discussion about your question:

How to brainstorm & organise your ideas for IELTS Writing Task 2

Cheers,
Atul.

Thanks for pointing out the mistakes.

Dear Elaheh,

Thanks for your comments. After reading the essay I too felt it was a bit sexist. I have removed the reference to women and have replaced it with a more gender neutral term. Thanks for bringing it to my notice.

Most of these essays have been written by our students for IELTS practice. They do not represent their real world views.…[Read more]

Dear Sandhya,

Thanks for the kind words. I've taken your suggestion and updated the essay.

If you have any more suggestions or questions, feel free to get in touch.

Good luck with your exam!

Cheers,
Atul.

Dear Manpreet,

To score well in IELTS, you need to make sure that you thoroughly understand the marking criteria for each module.

Work on your grammar and vocabulary.

Finally, practice practice practice… :)

When is your IELTS exam? What score are you aiming for?

Cheers,
Atul.