Reading
Read for meaning.
Five original short practices. Check each answer and understand the evidence.
Your next step starts here
A little practice.
A lot more
confidence.
Make room for IELTS in your day. Start with a short reading practice, understand every answer, and build a routine that sticks.
Free to use No account needed Original exercises
4skills to explore
5original reading practices
30questions with explanations
One place to begin
Pick a skill. Take a step.
Simple guidance for all four skills, with something useful you can do today.
Writing
Give ideas a shape.
Task guidance, original prompts and a distraction-free practice notepad.
Listening
Listen with a plan.
Build a preview-and-review routine, then use official sample audio.
Speaking
Find your own words.
Original speaking prompts, a practice timer and useful self-review questions.
Short practice, deeper learning
Start with a good read.
Original mini-passages, focused question types and explanations that show the evidence.
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True / False / Not Given
A library of things
Separate what a passage says from what you only assume. Explore a neighbourhood project that lends useful objects instead of books.
Start short practiceBuild focus
Multiple choice
The quiet hour
Read beyond a familiar keyword. Follow a museum’s experiment with a quieter visiting experience, then choose the best-supported answer.
Start short practiceNotice detail
Note completion
Seeds for next season
Practise finding exact words and respecting a word limit with a short passage about a community seed collection.
Start short practiceThese are short skill-building exercises, not full tests or band-score predictions.
A better practice habit
Don’t just check
the answer.
Find the reason.
A missed question can tell you what to work on next. Give the review as much attention as the score.
- 01
Choose one small focus
Try a question type, rather than rushing through everything at once.
- 02
Check against the passage
Read the explanation. Find the sentence that supports the answer, including its qualifiers.
- 03
Keep one useful lesson
Write down the mistake pattern and revisit it during your next practice.
Small enough to start today
A week with a little more direction.
Use a flexible 7-day plan to move between reading, writing, listening and speaking.