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Sample essay
Band 6.0
Nowadays many people are working from home, and this have changed how cities look like. Because of this, less people need to travel to the center every day. Also, shops and cafes in downtown areas lost a lot of money. In my opinion, the government should do something about this problem.
Rewritten, same ideas
The widespread move to remote work has quietly reshaped the economic geography of cities: with far fewer commuters converging on central districts each morning, the shops and cafés that relied on their custom have seen revenues fall sharply. Governments, I would argue, should intervene to help these neighbourhoods find a new purpose.
How it works
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Pick a task and answer it in your browser, timed like the real exam.
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Your own ideas, rewritten at a higher level, with every change explained.
What we score
IELTS Writing Tasks 1 and 2: Band 0 to 9 on four official criteria. TOEFL iBT Writing in the January 2026 format: scores from 1 to 6.
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FAQ
No. Scores are AI estimates against published criteria to guide your practice. Only IELTS and ETS issue official results. See how scoring works for the criteria and the limits.
They are estimates against the published band descriptors, and an examiner may award a different score. Use them to compare your own attempts and to find what to fix first. After your real test, you can add your official score in your dashboard, which helps us check our estimates.
A 2-minute paragraph check with no account: your paragraph rewritten at Band 7.5 and 9, with a language estimate. Then one free evaluation with a free account: a full IELTS essay, with your overall band and Paragraph 1 rewritten, or a TOEFL iBT writing task, with your overall score and every place to improve marked. Criterion scores, full rewrites, the speaking tasks and further evaluations need a pass.
Writing Task 2 and Speaking work for both Academic and General Training, because they follow the same format and criteria in both. Task 1 practice is Academic: graphs, charts, tables, processes and maps. General Training letters are not available yet.
Yes. Add a question from a practice book or past paper you own: IELTS Writing Task 1 or 2, or a TOEFL email or academic discussion. It runs on the exam clock, is scored like every task in our library, and only you can see it. For Task 1, a photo of the chart fills in the figures for you.
The format introduced in January 2026. You can practice Build a Sentence, Write an Email, Academic Discussion and the Simulated Interview, each scored from 1 to 6.
No. Pay once for a fixed number of days, with no renewal. Buy another pass while yours is active and its days are added to the end.
Your scores stay in history. New evaluations need a pass. Reports from your free diagnostic lock again until you have an active pass.
Yes. Rewrites keep your arguments and structure while raising the language to the target level: Band 7.5 and 9 for IELTS, Level 5 and 6 for TOEFL.
It is an estimate of how clearly you can be understood, and your report says so. It cannot judge accent, stress or intonation.
No. Your audio is transcribed, then not kept. You can review your transcript and scores in history, including pace, pauses and filler words.