Heading Match
Read each short paragraph and choose the heading that best sums up its main idea. You have 40 seconds per paragraph.
Start QuizParaphrase Hunter
IELTS questions rarely use the same words as the passage. Read each sentence from a text and choose the option that means the same thing. You have 20 seconds per item.
Start QuizTRUE / FALSE / NOT GIVEN Sprint
Read each short text and decide whether the statement agrees with it (TRUE), contradicts it (FALSE) or is simply not covered (NOT GIVEN). You have 30 seconds per item.
Start QuizYES / NO / NOT GIVEN: The Writer's Views
Read each short opinion text and decide whether the claim matches the writer's view (YES), contradicts it (NO) or is not mentioned (NOT GIVEN). You have 30 seconds per item.
Start Listen & chooseDistractor Detective
Speakers in IELTS Listening often mention several options before they decide. Listen to each short extract and choose the FINAL decision, not the first thing you hear.
Start DictationNames and Postcodes Dictation
Listen to a surname, street name or postcode being spelt out and type it. This is exactly what happens in Listening Part 1 forms.
Start DictationNumbers Dictation
Listen to prices, dates, times, phone numbers, percentages and years said the way people really say them, and type the answer in figures.
Start Listen & chooseSignpost Listening
Listen to short lecture extracts and use the signposting language to predict what comes next or identify the speaker's main point. This is the key skill for Listening Part 4.
Start DictationSpelling Dictation
Listen to the word and type it with the correct spelling. These are words IELTS candidates often lose marks on in the Listening test, where a misspelt answer scores zero.
Start QuizError Hunt
Each sentence contains a common learner mistake. Choose the fully correct version. You have 25 seconds per item.
Start QuizLetter Register: Formal or Informal?
General Training Task 1 letters are marked partly on tone. Read each situation and choose the phrase that fits it best. You have 20 seconds per item.
Start QuizLinking Words
Choose the linking word or phrase that correctly completes each sentence. Think about the meaning (contrast, result, addition, condition, example) and the grammar that follows. You have 20 seconds per item.
Start Type itTrend Language for Task 1
Type the missing word or words to describe the chart data accurately: verbs of change, prepositions (by, to, of, from, at), approximations and comparisons. Follow the clue in brackets. You have 25 seconds per item.
Start FlashcardsFluency Phrases
Flip the cards to learn phrases that keep you talking in the Speaking test: buying time, giving opinions, comparing, speculating and explaining a word you don't know.
Start QuizIdioms in Use
Natural idioms and phrasal verbs help your Lexical Resource score, but only when used correctly. Choose the meaning, or the expression that fits the situation.
Start QuizNatural Responses
Read the examiner's question and choose the answer that sounds most natural and developed: the kind of answer that earns Band 7. Avoid one-word replies, off-topic answers and memorised speeches.
Start Listen & chooseWord Stress Challenge
Listen to each word and choose which syllable is stressed (shown in CAPITALS). Correct word stress is part of your Pronunciation score in the Speaking test.
Start QuizAgreement and Accuracy
Choose the correct form: subject-verb agreement, countable and uncountable nouns, relative clauses and comparatives. These are the errors examiners notice most in Writing.
Start QuizArticles and Prepositions
Choose a, an, the or no article (–), and the preposition that naturally follows a verb, adjective or noun. Small words, big difference to your accuracy score.
Start QuizConditionals, Passive and Reported Speech
Choose the correct form: zero, first, second, third and mixed conditionals, the passive voice, and reported speech. These structures show the examiner a wide grammatical range.
Start QuizTense Trainer
Choose the correct verb form to complete each sentence: present perfect or past simple, simple or continuous, future forms and the past perfect.
Start FlashcardsAcademic Word Flashcards
Flip through high-value academic words that appear again and again in IELTS Reading passages and earn credit in Writing and Speaking. Say the meaning before you flip, then check the example.
Start QuizCollocation Challenge
Collocations are words that naturally go together, such as 'make a decision' or 'heavy traffic'. Choose the word that a native speaker would use. You have 20 seconds per item.
Start Type itWord Forms
Type the correct form of the word in capitals so that it fits the sentence: noun, verb, adjective or adverb. Check whether you need a plural, a negative or a past form. You have 25 seconds per item.
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