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IELTS General Training Writing practice test

Complete a General Training letter and essay in 60 minutes with autosave and task-level practice feedback. An unofficial practice band appears when available.

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A letter-writing desk with a blank letter, fountain pen, envelope and lined notebook by soft daylight. Illustration for IELTS General Training Writing practice.

What this paper looks like

General Training Writing uses a Task 1 letter and a Task 2 essay. PrepSim retains both responses, shows deterministic word counts and applies the public IELTS criteria through independent automated assessments.

Time60 minutes
Task 1Letter; at least 150 words
Task 2Essay; at least 250 words
WeightingTask 2 counts twice
ResultAI-estimated practice band

Automated assessment can miss nuance. Results include confidence information and remain unofficial practice guidance.

Topics covered

Official source and review

Pattern information was reviewed against the official IELTS General Training Writing format on . Exam rules can change, so check the latest official information before booking or sitting an exam.

Questions candidates ask

How does this differ from Academic Writing?

Task 1 is a letter rather than an academic visual-data summary. Task 2 remains an essay.

Does a person review my writing?

No. Independent AI assessors grade automatically and the result carries a clear disclaimer.

Can I resume?

Yes. Drafts autosave to the active verified account attempt.

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