IELTS Writing Checker Features | Band Score, Task 1 & Task 2 Feedback
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IELTS Writing Checker Features

Use the IELTS Writing Checker to review Task 1 reports, Task 1 letters, and Task 2 essays with instant AI feedback, estimated IELTS band scores, and criterion-by-criterion guidance, step-by-step writing lessons, and vocabulary practice that transfers words into sentences and paragraphs. Premium also adds a Writing Agent that connects patterns across your recent essays.

Check your IELTS writing

Built for IELTS Writing Task 1 and Task 2

Submit Academic Task 1 reports, General Training letters, or Task 2 essays and get feedback that matches the task type instead of generic grammar comments.

Focused on your IELTS band score

See an estimated band score and practical next steps for Task Achievement, Coherence and Cohesion, Lexical Resource, and Grammatical Range and Accuracy.

A Writing Agent that learns from more than one essay

Agent’s Analysis connects each premium evaluation with recent writing. Writing Patterns keep the evidence, distinguish recurring issues from emerging improvements, and surface the next action that deserves your attention.

Feature 1

IELTS-Specific Scoring

Use a zero-to-nine practice estimate as a summary, then open the four IELTS Writing criterion scores and the reasoning beneath them.

  • Zero-to-nine practice scale
  • Four criterion estimates
  • Task-aware rationale
  • Saved evaluation history
Estimated Score
7.5
CEFR Level
Practice estimate
Task Achievement
7/9
Coherence
7/9
Lexical
8/9
Grammar
7/9
"Your essay demonstrates strong control of language and clear organization..."
Feature 2

Instant AI Feedback

Submit the complete prompt and response together for a structured review that turns criterion feedback into a useful next edit.

  • Four-criterion analysis
  • Task-aware review
  • Specific improvement points
  • Saved feedback report
Analyzing Text...
Checking grammar & coherence
Grammar Searching...
Vocabulary Evaluating...
Coherence Checking...
Feature 3

Task-Specific Analysis

Choose Academic or General Training and the exact task so a report, letter, or essay is checked against the job it has to do.

  • Academic Task 1 reports
  • General Training Task 1 letters
  • Task 2 essays
  • 150 and 250 word guidance
IELTS Writing
Task 1 or Task 2

Write an essay responding to the prompt provided.

Type your essay here...
Feature 4

Comprehensive Rubric Feedback

Review strengths, weaknesses, and revision points across all four IELTS Writing criteria, then carry the useful changes into another response.

  • Four IELTS criteria
  • Criterion-specific comments
  • Strengths and next focuses
  • Revision and practice-plan actions
Detailed Analysis
Response Quality Excellent
Cohesion & Flow Good
Lexical Resource Advanced
Grammar Accuracy Fair
"Consider using more varied linking words to improve coherence between paragraphs."
Feature 5

Context-Aware AI Analysis

Analyse the complete IELTS prompt and response together, including the position, idea development, word choice, collocation, and grammatical control.

  • Current OpenAI evaluation model
  • Prompt and response read together
  • Structured two-stage evaluation
  • Contextual vocabulary opportunities

Your Writing Agent

Evidence-backed patterns across recent essays

Essays connected 3
Recurring patterns Next action
Feature 6

Writing Coach

Learn how to plan and draft an IELTS response in short steps, with feedback on each decision before the next part of the lesson opens.

  • Essay Foundations
  • Question-Type Playbooks
  • Feedback before the next step
  • Saved sessions and coached version

Writing Coach

Build your thesis

Step 2 of 4
Public transport should be affordable, but targeted subsidies are more sustainable than making every journey free.
Clear position. The next lesson step is ready.
Feature 7

Vocabulary Trainer

Move useful words from recognition into natural IELTS writing through meaning, collocation, sentence practice, paragraph transfer, and spaced review.

  • Twelve-word starting check
  • Three practical learning tracks
  • Six exercise types
  • Spaced retrieval schedule

Vocabulary Trainer

Paragraph transfer

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substantiate

support a claim with evidence

substantiate a claim · substantiate an argument

Recent transport data substantiate the claim that frequent services reduce car use.
Meaning fits. The collocation sounds natural.

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