IELTS Writing Task 2: find out what your essay is missing

The LetsWords bank covers the main Task 2 types: giving and supporting an opinion, discussing both views, examining advantages and disadvantages, causes and solutions, and answering two questions. Practice is available for Academic and General Training. Choose the format you need to work on and get feedback on your answer.

No. The essay is reviewed against all four criteria: Task Response, Coherence and Cohesion, Lexical Resource, and Grammatical Range and Accuracy. The service checks whether you address the question, make your position clear, develop ideas sufficiently and connect them logically. Vocabulary and grammar are considered alongside content, so the text becomes more convincing rather than just more complicated.

Yes. Choose the corresponding task in LetsWords and submit your text. You can write an essay beforehand in your preferred editor and come for detailed feedback. You do not have to start with a blank page in the service.

You get comments on specific passages, explanations of problems by criterion and revision recommendations. You can see, for example, where an argument has only been stated, why an example does not support it or where the connection between paragraphs is missing. This gives you something to work on in your next attempt, rather than a final verdict on the draft.

Yes. Choose Task Response practice to focus on answering the question and developing ideas. You can also work separately on cohesion, vocabulary and grammar. Short attempts help you address a specific difficulty before putting a full answer together again.

The preparation is already organised around IELTS Writing: a task bank, guides to essay types, checklists and feedback by criterion. After receiving a comment, you can work specifically on the weaker skill. You do not have to assemble that process from chat prompts yourself and can concentrate on how you write.