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IELTS Academic Writing Practice — Task 1 & Task 2
Work on Academic Task 1 reports and Task 2 essays, from selecting key features to revising your argument.
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Academic Task 1 chart, graph and map practice
Choose a chart, table, map, process or paired-visual question from the bank. Identify the main features, write an overview and group useful comparisons. Academic reports describe visual information; General Training letters belong to a separate task option.
IELTS Academic Task 2 essay writing practice
Practise answering the whole question, stating a clear position and developing supporting paragraphs. Use the shared Task 2 essay tool with a bank question or your own task, then revise the weakest criterion before writing another essay.
Band 6.0 and 7.0 examples for deliberate revision
Generate examples for the selected task, subject to AI allowances. Compare how they organise information and develop detail rather than memorising sentences. After untimed revision, try the computer-style Writing test to practise both tasks within an hour.
Questions about ielts academic writing practice
Does Academic Writing practice include General Training letters?
This page focuses on Academic reports and essays. The Task 1 tool also offers a separate General Training letter mode; use the General Training Writing page if your exam requires letters.
Should I practise Task 1 and Task 2 equally?
Practise both, but remember that Task 2 contributes twice as much as Task 1 to the Writing score. Use your feedback to decide where extra revision time is most useful.
Can I practise with my own Academic Writing question?
Yes. Use the custom question option for Task 1 or paste your Task 2 prompt. For a report, supply the visual or complete numerical details so feedback can check the accuracy of your comparisons.