IELTS practice library
60 original practice questions across all four writing formats. Browse by question type, topic and level, or let a random pick choose your next task. These are teaching materials, not recalled exam questions or predictions.
Choose a format below, read the question, and make a short plan before writing. Try a timed attempt, compare your approach with the sample, then revise one specific weakness. No account is needed to explore the library or start writing.
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Informal letters: Cover all three task points with specific details and a natural, friendly tone.
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General Training Task 1 · Informal letters
A friend from another country is coming to visit your area. Write a letter suggesting where they should stay, describing activities you can do together, and giving advice about what to bring.
General Training Task 1 · Informal letters
A friend is considering taking a professional course that you recently completed. Write a letter to your friend. Describe the course, explain what you found useful, and give advice about preparing for it.
General Training Task 1 · Informal letters
You accepted an invitation to a friend’s celebration but can no longer attend. Write a letter to your friend. Explain why you cannot come, apologise, and suggest another way to celebrate together.
General Training Task 1 · Informal letters
You recently stayed with a friend for a weekend. Write a letter to your friend. Thank them for the visit, describe something you particularly enjoyed, and invite them to stay with you.
General Training Task 1 · Informal letters
You are moving to a new home and would like a friend to help you. Write a letter to your friend. Explain when you are moving, describe the help you need, and say how you will thank your friend.