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Paste a Task 1 or Task 2 answer. In seconds you get an indicative band for each of the four marking criteria, the one thing to fix first, and a single worked correction, the quick read before the full report.
Task 2 is the opinion or discussion essay, marked on Task Response, Coherence and Cohesion, Lexical Resource, and Grammatical Range and Accuracy.
Fix this first
One fix, to show you the kind of thing
That is the quick read: your bands, the priority, and one fix. A full marked report goes much further, every correction, the error patterns underneath them keyed to your first language, and the one drill that moves your band, marked by Adam on your own homework in every lesson.
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The read is built from the public scoring criteria of the test you choose: the four IELTS band descriptors, the PTE trait set on the 10 to 90 scale, or the six OET Writing criteria. It is a careful estimate of one answer, not your test result.
It points, you act
The value is in the priorities and the fixes, the specific things to change. Treat the band as a rough position, the advice as the work.
Nothing is stored
Your answer is sent for the read and then gone. It is not saved on the site and not kept after you close the page.
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The Proper English Grammar Guide to IELTS Speaking
The method this site drills for free, written down properly: five response frameworks, thirteen grammatical structures taken to automation, vocabulary by band, pronunciation with audio demonstrations one scan away, and first-language guidance for eight language families. 614 pages, built from more than two thousand documented one-to-one lessons. Most guides teach every candidate the same English; this one starts from what your first language makes you do.
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