Task 1 Academic
20 min · 1/3 of score
Charts, graphs, tables, maps, and process diagrams.
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Task 1 + 2
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Test 01
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SpeakingWritingListeningReading
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Two tasks, one final Writing band. Task 1 contributes 1/3 and Task 2 contributes 2/3.
Task 1 General
20 min · 1/3 of score
Formal, semi-formal, and informal letter formats.
Task 2 Essay
40 min · 2/3 of score
Opinion, discussion, problem/solution, advantages/disadvantages, and double question.
Writing result report
What your Writing result actually shows
In one quick scan: your band profile, language corrections, and revision direction.
Band Score
Get overall band and all 4 IELTS Writing criteria scores.
- Task Response
- Coherence
- Lexical
- Grammar
Grammar correction
Language issues are marked with exact fixes you can apply quickly.
- Error location
- Suggested correction
- Cleaner rewrite
Feedback for your next band
Actionable comments show what to fix first in your next draft.
- Task-specific notes
- Priority checklist
- Next-band tips
How it Works
Write both tasks under exam timing, submit, and review actionable feedback in minutes.
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Choose your task
Pick Task 1, Task 2, or take a full timed writing test with both tasks combined.
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Write under exam conditions
Compose your response within the official time limit — 20 minutes for Task 1, 40 for Task 2.
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Get your evaluation
Receive a detailed band score, 4-criteria breakdown, grammar edits, and improvement suggestions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about IELTS Writing practice on PrepAsk.
Understanding IELTS Writing
IELTS Writing is one of the most demanding modules because it requires both speed and accuracy under strict time pressure. The test includes two tasks: Task 1 (Academic charts/graphs or General letters) and Task 2 (essay writing). You must complete both tasks within 60 minutes while meeting minimum word counts—150 words for Task 1 and 250 words for Task 2. Consistent IELTS writing practice helps you build the time management skills needed to perform effectively in the exam.
The IELTS writing band score is based on four key criteria: Task Response, Coherence & Cohesion, Lexical Resource, and Grammatical Range & Accuracy. Many test-takers lose marks not due to weak English, but because of incomplete responses or poorly organized ideas. Practicing with IELTS writing mock tests allows you to understand how each criterion affects your score and where you need improvement.
Regular IELTS writing practice tests help you refine your structure, improve clarity, and identify language gaps. With feedback aligned to official IELTS scoring standards, you can track your progress, adjust your approach, and build confidence through repeated practice before your test.
You can practice IELTS writing online by completing Task 1 and Task 2 prompts and receiving feedback on grammar, structure, and coherence.
The writing test includes Task 1 (report or letter) and Task 2 (essay).
Writing is evaluated based on Task Achievement, Coherence and Cohesion, Lexical Resource, and Grammatical Range and Accuracy.
The test lasts 60 minutes. Task 1 should take about 20 minutes, and Task 2 about 40 minutes.
Yes, writing mock tests help you practice structuring answers, managing time, and improving grammar and vocabulary.
Common topics include education, environment, technology, health, and society.
Yes, grammar is a key scoring criterion and affects your overall band score significantly.
You can improve coherence by organizing ideas clearly, using linking words, and maintaining logical flow between paragraphs.