Start with the question and your own writing
PassEssays is designed around learner-authored IELTS Writing practice. Submit the question with your response so feedback can consider what the task actually asks. The product scope is IELTS Academic Task 1 and Task 2; availability in your account and the published offer determines what you can submit.
Read the criteria in context
IELTS Writing considers task response or task achievement, coherence and cohesion, lexical resource, and grammatical range and accuracy. A useful comment should explain how a choice in your text affects the reader, rather than simply attaching a criterion label.
Study a guided revision
A revision is a learning example. Compare it with your own text: what has been corrected, what has been developed, and which decisions could you make yourself next time? Better-sounding vocabulary alone does not establish that an argument is stronger or a chart description is accurate.
AI feedback has limits
Feedback and practice score estimates are AI-generated. They can be incomplete or mistaken. An estimate is not an official IELTS result, examiner certification, a prediction of your next test score or a guarantee of improvement. Check quoted evidence, chart facts and explanations against your source material. A teacher can help resolve a disagreement.
Language and report availability
A translated interface does not mean every report language is generally available. Report-language availability is separate from interface language and task coverage. Check the options offered to your account; teaching-language pilots remain limited until reviewed.
Current access
Public access and purchasing follow the live account and offer controls. An invitation to a test environment does not indicate that public sales are open. The public examples on this site are authored teaching demonstrations, not proof of successful report delivery.
Official references
For the exam's own descriptions, consult IELTS Academic Writing format and IELTS scoring in detail. PassEssays is an independent practice product and is not endorsed by IELTS or its test partners.