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Your next writing practice step
Try five original checks in about five minutes. Review each explanation, practise the skills you missed, then try a different question. Build a plan around your exam date and the time you have.
These are writing knowledge exercises, including an Academic Task 1 overview. They use no AI and provide no IELTS band estimate. Checkmarks record completed practice, not proven improvement or exam readiness.
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1. Five-minute writing checks
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2. Mistake → drill → retest
The five checks suggest a queue. You can also add a recommended skill as a self-selected priority. A correct drill schedules a different original retest question 24 hours later. Its availability is shown in UTC. If the retest needs work, return to the drill; a new correct drill starts another 24-hour wait. Repeating a question after seeing an explanation is supported practice.
Complete the five checks or add a recommended skill to start your queue.
3. Your exam-date practice plan
Choose a 14 or 30-day plan and a daily time limit. The schedule stops before your exam date. Short sessions use original lessons and paragraph practice; 40-minute sessions allow a full response. This is a study schedule, not a predicted exam result.
Begin another round of checks
Restarting removes this round’s five answers, drill attempts and retest results. Your practice plan and its self-recorded checkmarks stay. Download this review first if you want a copy.