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IELTS General Training Writing — Letter & Essay Practice
Practise General Training letters and essays, with task-specific AI feedback on purpose, tone and development.
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IELTS General Training Task 1 letter checker
Choose a letter prompt or paste your own task. Cover all three bullet points, state the purpose clearly and develop relevant details. The letter option checks task achievement rather than the chart-overview requirements of Academic Task 1.
Formal, semi-formal and informal letter practice
Practise complaints, requests, invitations, apologies and thank-you letters. Match the greeting, tone and closing to your relationship with the reader. Compare Band 6.0 and 7.0 examples for the same task to see how detail and consistency change.
General Training Writing Task 2 essay practice
General Training also includes an essay. Use the shared Task 2 tool with your own General Training question to practise a clear position, supported paragraphs and accurate language. A stronger letter does not remove the need for essay practice.
Questions about general training writing
Is General Training Task 1 a graph or a letter?
It is a letter task, unlike Academic Task 1 charts and diagrams. Select General Training letter in the Task 1 tool rather than using an Academic chart question.
Can I use my own General Training letter question?
Yes. Open the letter option, replace the task text and include all bullet points. Write your answer beneath the task and request AI tutor feedback.
Will this practice confirm a visa eligibility score?
No. AI band estimates are not accepted proof of English proficiency. Check the relevant authority's current test and score requirements and use official results for applications.