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✍️ IELTS Writing – Target Band 7.5

Writing is the highest-leverage skill in IELTS: small, precise improvements move your band the fastest. This hub trains it step by step – short auto-graded drills for each micro-skill, plus model answers and self-check rubrics for full tasks.

📊 Task 1 – report a chart🧠 Task 2 – essay🔧 Grammar & vocabulary✅ 100% original material
Golden rule: every piece you write must be corrected – writing without feedback does not raise your band. Start with the highest-priority skills, and use the IELTS placement test to have a teacher band your full essays.

📊 Task 1 – Describing data

Report a chart, graph, table, map or process in a clear, accurate, number-free overview plus organised detail.

🧠 Task 2 – The essay

Read the question correctly, plan fast, and build well-supported body paragraphs.

🔧 Grammar & Vocabulary

The accuracy and range that lift Lexical Resource and Grammatical Range & Accuracy from 6 to 7.

🎯 Exam habits

The final 5% that stops easy marks slipping away.

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How the IELTS Writing examiner works

Paste or type your IELTS Task 1 or Task 2 response and the examiner scores it on the four official criteria – Task Achievement, Coherence & Cohesion, Lexical Resource, and Grammatical Range & Accuracy – the same rubric human examiners use. You receive a band estimate, sentence-by-sentence corrections, and concrete advice for reaching your target band.

Use it as a feedback loop, not a one-off check: write one timed essay, read every correction, drill your two weakest criteria for a week, then write the next. Band estimates are study aids, not official IELTS results – but practised this way, ten essays with feedback beat fifty written blind. New here? Read how IELTS Writing is really graded first, and build topic language on the IELTS vocabulary hub.