IELTS Writing · Features 04/10
Question bank with recent exam topics
63 IELTS Writing questions — 29 essays, 22 graphs and 12 letters — each with a model answer, a step-by-step plan and space for your own notes. 23 are marked as recent exam topics.
iPhone version coming soon
- Question bank with Essays, Graphs and Letters tabs
- Question page with Highlight the task and the writing plan
- Plan before you write with steps ticked
- Brainstorm notes area under a question
The question bank is where practice starts.
Browse Essays, Graphs or Letters, search by topic, or switch on Recent exam topics only. Topics include education, technology, health, work, the environment, transport, crime and culture.
Open a question to read it like an examiner: Highlight the task shows what the question asks you to do. Then work through Plan before you write — analyse the question, brainstorm ideas, make a plan, write — and tick each step. Brainstorm notes are saved with the question.
When you are ready, tap Start writing for a timed attempt, or open the Model answer.
Questions about Question bank with recent exam topics
How many IELTS Writing questions does the app have?
63: 29 essay questions, 22 graph questions and 12 letter questions, each with a model answer. 23 of them are marked as recent exam topics.
Can I plan my answer before I write?
Yes. Every question has a four-step plan — analyse the question, brainstorm ideas, make a plan, write — and space for brainstorm notes that are saved with the question.
Can I find questions on a specific topic?
Yes. Search by topic, such as education, technology, health or the environment, or show only recent exam topics.