For IELTS learners
Turn a page of comments into a focused practice point. See the original wording, a revision choice and the reason behind it.
Start with the sampleIELTS WRITING PRACTICE
Your ideas. A clearer argument. A next step you understand.
Train with your own IELTS writing: get criterion-based feedback, study guided revisions, and understand why changes help. You remain the author; PassEssays teaches from your work.
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INSIDE THE FEEDBACK
“Public transport is good because it helps people.”“Frequent buses can help commuters reach work on time.”“Good” and “people” leave the benefit vague. Name the group and explain the effect, so the reader can follow your reason.
Find one broad claim in your draft. Name who benefits, then explain how.
A PRACTICE CYCLE
Share a Task 1 or Task 2 response and its prompt.
Read feedback against the IELTS Writing criteria.
See a guided revision and study the decisions it makes.
TWO WAYS TO LEARN
Turn a page of comments into a focused practice point. See the original wording, a revision choice and the reason behind it.
Start with the sampleUse the public sample to discuss what useful feedback looks like. Evaluate it against your own teaching approach before considering learner use.
Explore the teaching use caseLEARNING REPORTS
Compare your original writing with a revision, then carry a focused practice point into the next essay.
Explore the sample reportTHE PRACTICE NOTEBOOK
HOW YOUR REPORT IS MADE
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BEFORE YOU BEGIN
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