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.
Random picks respect every filter and avoid repeats until you have seen the matching set. They do not change your editor draft. Practice levels are teaching guidance, not predicted IELTS bands.
Semi-formal letters: Write to someone you know in an official context, such as a manager or neighbour. Stay polite and direct without sounding either distant or overly casual.
Guest progress is saved on this device only.
General Training Task 1 · Semi-formal letters
You borrowed a portable speaker from a local club and did not return it on the agreed day. You know the club coordinator through regular volunteering. Write a letter to the coordinator. Apologise and explain the delay, describe how you will return the equipment, and say how you will avoid a similar problem.
General Training Task 1 · Semi-formal letters
You need to change your working hours temporarily to attend a training programme. Write a letter to your manager. Explain the programme, describe the change in hours you need, and suggest how your work could be covered.
General Training Task 1 · Semi-formal letters
A neighbour in your apartment building has recently been making noise late at night. Write a letter to the neighbour. Describe the noise, explain how it affects you, and suggest a way to solve the problem.