Practice is not enough. You have to find the mistake first.
11 courses. Each one finds a mistake you have been making for years, fixes it, and drills it until it sticks. 25 minutes a lesson.
Three mistakes in one sentence. Each one is a different course.
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Eleven mistakes nobody has ever pointed out to you.
One course for each. Start with the first one you still get wrong — early mistakes cost you marks in every sentence you write.
Word Forms
A word you know, marked wrong because of its ending
The impact was economical.The impact was economic.
7 chapters · 42 lessons
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Collocation
Correct English that no native speaker would ever write
The study makes a conclusion.The study draws a conclusion.
7 chapters · 43 lessons
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Precision
Using a rare word when the ordinary one scores higher
The plan will eradicate traffic.The plan will reduce traffic.
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Sentence Accuracy
Articles, agreement and tense — small errors, every sentence
The students works together.The students work together.
5 chapters · 35 lessons
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Complex Sentences
Everything joined with “and”, because nothing else feels safe
I was tired and I left.I left because I was tired.
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Structure and Emphasis
Right words, wrong order — the point buried in the middle
Cost is the real problem.The real problem is cost.
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Your whole answer
On your report: Task Response · Coherence and Cohesion
Developing an Idea
Ideas you mention once and never explain
Traffic is bad.Traffic is bad, so people arrive late.
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Paragraph and Progression
Paragraphs that lose the reader halfway through
The reader goes back to check.The reader goes straight on.
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The exam papers
Reading, Task 1 and Task 2 — method and timing
Reading Strategy
Reading every word, then running out of time
Read every word, then run out of time.Find the answer. Skip the rest.
7 chapters · 33 lessons
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Writing Task 1
Listing every number instead of describing the trend
In 1990 it was 23%, in 1991…It rose steadily, then levelled off.
8 chapters · 41 lessons
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Writing Task 2
A memorised template that answers a different question
The opening you memorised.The question actually asked.
9 chapters · 45 lessons
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You were told to use advanced vocabulary. That advice costs you a band.
Not sure which of the eleven is yours? Start here. Tap the sentence you would have written.
Both are correct English. One of them scores higher.
One mistake at a time. You write something in every lesson.
- 1
See it. A real sentence with the mistake still in it.
- 2
Choose. Two versions. Both look correct. Only one gets the mark.
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Practise. Fill in the gaps and put sentences back together. The rule stays on screen until you stop needing it.
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Write it. You write a sentence. We mark it for this one mistake only.
We only mark the mistake this lesson is about
Stop re-sitting the test to find out what is wrong.
We do not predict your band, and we are not a practice-test library. We fix the English. You book the test. No credit card.