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Computer-based IELTS Writing Simulator

Generate an original Task 1 or Task 2 prompt, write in a computer-test style editor, track time and word count, and autosave locally.

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Discuss both views

Writing Task 2

Some people think employees should be allowed to choose their own working hours, while others believe fixed schedules are better for organisations. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

Write at least 250 words. This public simulator checks time and length, not language quality.

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Word count is useful, but feedback is what changes the next draft

Continue into the writing workspace for band examples, saved practice and AI feedback on task response, coherence, vocabulary and grammar.

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Practise IELTS writing in a computer-test flow

Generate a Task 1 or Task 2 prompt and practise timing, typing and word count in a computer-test style editor. Use it for an introduction, one body paragraph or a complete essay before signing in.

Choose the task before timing

Task 1 requires at least 150 words and Task 2 at least 250. Choose the task before setting your pace.

Use word count to check structure

Word count is only a floor. Check that the introduction, body paragraphs and conclusion answer the task.

Keep a local draft

The draft stays in local browser storage, so you can revise it before moving to the full workspace for AI feedback.

Questions about this tool

How many words should I write?

Academic or General Training Task 1 requires at least 150 words, while Task 2 requires at least 250 words and carries more weight.

Where is my draft saved?

Your draft is stored only in this browser's localStorage and is not uploaded. Use the full writing workspace when you want AI feedback.