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IELTS Writing Mock Test — Timed Computer Practice
Practise typing both Writing answers under one 60-minute countdown, with the question beside your response.
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60-minute IELTS Writing practice test online
Use a single timer for both tasks and decide how to divide the hour. The usual preparation split is around 20 minutes for Task 1 and 40 minutes for Task 2. Leave time to check your responses instead of spending the entire hour drafting.
Computer-delivered IELTS Writing typing practice
Read the task beside the answer area, type your response and monitor the live word count. This is a computer-style practice layout, not a replica or official provider of the IELTS exam software.
Task 1 and Task 2 feedback after timed practice
Request separate AI feedback for each response and review which problems arose under time pressure. If you need to study an overview or develop an argument without the full-test countdown, switch back to the individual Writing tools.
Questions about ielts writing mock test
Does the Writing mock test submit my answer when time runs out?
No. Expiration does not submit or clear your answer. You choose when to request feedback, so you can review what you wrote when the practice hour ends.
How many words should I write in each IELTS Writing task?
IELTS specifies at least 150 words for Task 1 and at least 250 words for Task 2. Use the word counts to check coverage, but do not add irrelevant sentences simply to increase length.
How is this different from Academic Writing practice?
This page focuses on timing and on-screen typing across both tasks. Academic Writing practice focuses on reports, chart overviews and essays with more room for revision between attempts.