Azmoon
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This is a full IELTS writing practice test with 2 tasks, written to the format and timing of the real exam. Work through it under timed conditions, then review your answers question by question: Azmoon marks each one and tells you why a wrong answer was wrong — whether the problem was spelling, grammar, a missed paraphrase or simply running out of time. It is free to take.
WRITING TASK 1 You should spend about 20 minutes on this task. The line graph below shows the number of journeys, in millions per year, made on three forms of public transport in one city between 2015 and 2025. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words. WRITING TASK 2 You should spend about 40 minutes on this task. Write about the following topic: In many cities, public transport is heavily subsidised by the government while drivers pay…
It is an original practice test written to the same format, question types and timing as the official IELTS writing paper. It is not a past paper.
Allow 60 minutes, the same as the real exam. Practising under time pressure is most of the value.
Your writing is assessed against the four official band descriptors, with specific comments on what to change in each one.
You can take this test for free. An account lets you save your results and track progress.
See scores, strengths, weak areas and progress after each practice.
Azmoon AI recommends the smartest task for your next study session.
Follow a personalised route based on your target band and progress.
Track improvement across Task 1 and Task 2 over time.
Set your display preferences for Azmoon.
See scores, strengths, weak areas and progress after each practice.
Azmoon AI recommends the smartest task for your next study session.
Follow a personalised route based on your target band and progress.
Track improvement across Task 1 and Task 2 over time.
Set your display preferences for Azmoon.