IELTS Writing feedback that shows you what to fix

LetsWords shows what is holding your answer back: an underdeveloped idea, a weak link between paragraphs, an imprecise word or a grammar mistake. Feedback follows the four IELTS criteria: Task Achievement for Task 1 or Task Response for Task 2, Coherence and Cohesion, Lexical Resource, and Grammatical Range and Accuracy. You get comments on your own text and a clear idea of what to work on for the exam.

Yes. LetsWords covers both IELTS paths. Academic Task 1 includes graphs, charts, tables, maps and processes; General Training Task 1 covers letters. Both paths include Task 2 essays. You can practise the formats you need in one place and get feedback on each answer.

No. LetsWords already has hundreds of IELTS tasks on education, work, technology, the environment, health and other topics. Choose a topic and task type, and your practice material is ready. Learn to handle different exam questions instead of rewriting the same familiar essay.

Yes. In LetsWords you can choose one IELTS Writing criterion and focus on what gives you trouble: addressing the task, coherence, vocabulary or grammar. You do not have to fix everything at once. Work on your weak area, then put that skill to use in a full answer.

Yes. LetsWords identifies the parts of your answer that need work, explains the problem and gives you specific revision steps. Feedback also shows where to start. Instead of guessing what ‘develop your idea’ means, you have a plan for your own text. Your next attempt can focus on exactly what went wrong.

Because you need to write a strong answer yourself on exam day. LetsWords is an IELTS Writing trainer: it finds weak points in your text, explains them against the exam criteria and shows what to fix first. You can then practise addressing the task, coherence, vocabulary or grammar separately. Hundreds of Academic and General tasks give you different topics and formats to work through. You get a ready-made practice system for learning to write better, not just a polished version of one essay.

With LetsWords, IELTS Writing practice does not stop between lessons. Write when it suits you and get feedback without waiting for your next appointment. If a lesson reveals a weak area, work on it separately in the trainer. You can arrive at your next lesson with more practice behind you and specific questions, rather than the same unresolved difficulties.

LetsWords bases its feedback on IELTS criteria and specific passages in your answer. You can see which part a comment refers to, why it matters and what revision is suggested. That makes the feedback usable: you can follow the reasoning and apply it to your own text. It is the kind of guidance you need when studying independently and trying to understand your mistakes.

Select ‘Start practising IELTS Writing’ and answer questions about your goal and preparation to help us find suitable practice. LetsWords gives you room to work through mistakes and try again. Practice is for learning; every draft does not need to feel like exam day.