IELTS Academic Writing

Free IELTS Academic Writing Practice

Practice IELTS Academic Writing Task 1 and Task 2 with structured prompts, word counts and guided self-review. Use each task to improve planning, clarity, vocabulary and grammatical control.

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What you will practice

Build useful IELTS skills through structured practice

Use focused sessions to improve specific skills before moving to longer test-style practice.

Academic Task 1

Practice describing visual information, processes and key comparisons clearly and selectively.

Task 2 essays

Develop a clear position, organize ideas and support your response with relevant explanation.

Planning and word count

Use the writing workspace to plan, draft and monitor the length of your response.

Guided self-review

Review task response, coherence, vocabulary and grammatical range after writing.

Practice note. Writing responses are open-ended. SoalNesia currently provides guided self-review rather than examiner-marked IELTS band scores.
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IELTS Academic Writing tasks

Practice Task 1 and Task 2, then use the built-in self-review guidance to assess your response.

Writing Practice

Practice Task 1 and Task 2, then use the built-in self-review guidance to assess your response.

Free 240 min

IELTS Academic Writing Practice

Four Academic Writing practice sets with eight tasks and guided self-review.

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Practice routine

How to get more value from each session

A simple practice-review-repeat routine is more useful than rushing through many sets once.

1

Plan before writing

Spend a few minutes identifying the main message, structure and supporting ideas.

2

Write for clarity first

Prioritize a logical response and accurate language before trying to sound complex.

3

Self-review with criteria

Use the guidance after the task to identify one or two specific areas to improve next time.

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