Sample essay
“Nowadays, many people believe that university education should be free for everyone. This essay will discuss why this could benefit society.”
Before
“University education is important because it helps people get better jobs.”
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Sample essay
“Nowadays, many people believe that university education should be free for everyone. This essay will discuss why this could benefit society.”
Before
“University education is important because it helps people get better jobs.”
Your ideas support your position, but they are not developed deeply enough for Band 7.
Why this needs more development
This idea is relevant, but it stops too early. You make the claim without explaining why or showing the consequence.
Improved
“University education can improve social mobility because students from lower-income families can gain qualifications that would otherwise be financially inaccessible.”
The goal is not simply to correct one essay. It is to help you recognise the same problem when it appears again.
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Your report is structured around the four areas used to assess IELTS Writing.
How clearly and fully you answer the question and develop your ideas.
How logically your ideas are organised and connected.
How accurately and effectively you use vocabulary.
How well you use different sentence structures with control and accuracy.
Your report turns these areas into feedback you can actually use.
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Your report looks at Task Response, Coherence and Cohesion, Lexical Resource, and Grammatical Range and Accuracy, then highlights the problem that deserves your attention first.
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