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B2
The Message in the Bottle
Write a story that ends with a given sentence, using a range of past tenses and vivid description.
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B2
Complaint to a Hotel After a Disappointing Stay
Write a formal complaint to a hotel manager about the difference between the website and reality, and ask for compensation.
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B2
IELTS Task 2 Problem and Solution: Traffic Congestion
Explain the causes of traffic congestion in cities and propose practical solutions in a well-organised essay.
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B2
IELTS Task 2 Opinion: Should All Children Learn to Cook?
Agree or disagree that every schoolchild should be taught to cook, with a clear position and developed examples.
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B2
Describe and Explain: Chaos at the Station
Describe the busy station platform in the picture, use the information on the departure board, and speculate about how the people are feeling and what they might do next.
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C1
AI in the Classroom: Help or Hindrance?
Write a discursive essay evaluating two ways AI tools could change education and decide which matters more.
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C1
Proposal: Bringing an Empty Building Back to Life
Write a proposal for the town council on how to use an empty building in the centre, persuading them your idea serves the whole community.
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C1
Summarise and Respond: Why Teenagers Can't Sleep
Read an article about teenage sleep and school start times, summarise its argument in your own words, then respond with your own view.
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C1
IELTS Task 1 Pie Charts: Electricity Sources
Compare two pie charts showing how a country produced its electricity in 2005 and 2025.
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C1
Review of an Exhibition or Museum
Review an exhibition or museum for a cultural website, evaluating how well it engages different kinds of visitors.
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C1
IELTS Task 1 Table: Museum Visitors
Summarise a table showing visitor numbers at three museums over five years, including a sharp fall and recovery.
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C1
Report: How Our Staff Feel About Hybrid Work
Write a report for management summarising survey results about hybrid working and recommending changes.
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C1
C1 Advanced Part 1: Essay on Protecting Local Shops
Write a C1 Advanced Part 1 essay discussing two of three ways to support local shops and decide which is more effective.
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C1
Article: The Case for Travelling Slowly
Write a persuasive feature article for a travel magazine arguing that slower travel leads to richer experiences.
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C1
C1 Advanced Part 2: Report on a Student Exchange
Write a C1 Advanced Part 2 report evaluating a student exchange programme and recommending improvements.
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C1
C1 Advanced Part 2: Proposal for a Student Wellbeing Week
Write a formal proposal suggesting activities for a wellbeing week at your college and explaining their benefits.
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C1
A Formal Letter to the City Council About Cycling
Write a formal letter to the city council supporting a new cycle lane while raising concerns about how it is planned.
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C1
IELTS Task 2 Opinion: Should University Be Free?
Write an opinion essay on whether governments should pay for all university education, with a clear position throughout.
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C1
IELTS Task 2 Discussion: City or Countryside for Children?
Discuss both views on whether children are better off growing up in a city or in the countryside, and give your own opinion.
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C1
Letter to the Editor: Banning Cars From the City Centre
Respond to a newspaper article about banning cars from the city centre with a persuasive, well-argued letter.
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C1
Should Museums Be Free to Enter?
Write a discursive essay on whether national museums should be free, weighing funding against access.
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C1
IELTS Task 2 Two-Part Question: Living Alone
Answer two direct questions: why more people live alone, and whether this is a positive or negative development.
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C1
IELTS Task 2 Advantages and Disadvantages: Working From Home
Discuss whether the advantages of working from home outweigh the disadvantages, giving a clear judgement.
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C2
Is Nostalgia an Obstacle to Progress?
Write an argumentative essay on whether societies' love of the past holds them back, with a precise, well-supported thesis.