IELTS WRITING PRACTICE
Understand what to change in your IELTS writing — and why.
Study your own draft beside a guided revision, explanations for selected changes and one focused next practice step.
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The one change that matters most
…because this is good for people.More frequent buses can make commuting more reliable.Why
The revision picks one benefit, more reliable commuting, and names what causes it: more frequent buses.
Write two sentences for a different reason, such as cleaner air. Name the benefit first, then explain what causes it. Underline the words that connect them.
ONE AUTHORED EXAMPLE, FIVE PARTS
Follow one writing decision through a teaching example.
This authored example follows a short draft from the question to a possible next practice step.
Authored demonstration — written for this website, not a learner’s report or a generated result.
What the question asks — and what you did
The question asks for a position, supported by reasons.
You took a clear position: cities should spend more on public transport.
“Good for people” names no benefit, so the reader cannot see why your position holds.
The one change that matters most
Your draft…because this is good for people.
RevisionMore frequent buses can make commuting more reliable.
Why The revision picks one benefit, more reliable commuting, and names what causes it: more frequent buses.
Selected sentence notes
Public transport can solve many problems in cities.
taken outWhy “Many problems” is too broad to develop in one paragraph, so the revision keeps one problem it can explain.
Next time Before you write, choose one problem you can explain in two sentences.
Governments should spend more money on buses and trains because this is good for people.
changedWhy Your position stays. The vague benefit becomes a named benefit and its cause; that cause is new reasoning added by the revision, so check that you agree with it.
Next time After each claim, ask: what exactly improves, and why?
How it reads against the criteria
- TRThe reason now supports the position the question asks for.
- CCThe second sentence follows from the first.
- LR“Commuting” and “reliable” are precise, not decorative.
- GRATwo controlled sentences; accuracy matters more than length.
Your next practice step
Write two sentences for a different reason, such as cleaner air. Name the benefit first, then explain what causes it. Underline the words that connect them.
YOUR LANGUAGE, YOUR EVIDENCE
Your original and the revision, both in English. The explanation in an available report language.
Your submitted question and original response remain available in English. A guided revision is also shown in English and may change your wording. Explanations use a report language available to your account.
Your account shows the report languages available to you before you submit.
Public transport can solve many problems in cities. Governments should spend more money on buses and trains because this is good for people.More frequent buses can make commuting more reliable. When passengers can reach work without long waits, public transport becomes a practical alternative to driving.The revision picks one benefit, more reliable commuting, and names what causes it: more frequent buses.
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A PRACTICE CYCLE
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Submit
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- 02
Understand
Read what the question asked, what you did and the one change that matters most.
- 03
Revise
Compare selected notes with the guided revision and the reasons given for key changes.
- 04
Practise
Carry one writing decision into your next essay.
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