Remove 'the' before 'earth' to correct the grammar.

Remove 'a' before 'detergent' to correct the grammar.

Add 'a' before 'similar' to correct the grammar.

Replace the comma with a period to correct the punctuation.

IELTS Essay Band 7.5: Apology to a friend, broken bowl

Using 'could' instead of 'can' in this context adds a polite tone to the sentence.

Adding a period after 'Regards' makes the closing more formal and complete.

The phrase "moved in for a few months" is incorrect because "for" is used to indicate a duration of time, not a point in time. The correct preposition to use is "ago".

The phrase "how do you think" is incorrect because "how" is used to ask about the manner or way in which something is done, not to ask for someone's opinion. The correct phrase to use is "what do you think".

The phrase "let me know if you can come" is not incorrect, but "please let me know if you can attend" is more formal and appropriate for a letter.

IELTS Essay Band 7: Party invitation letter to a neighbour

Add the possessive form 'my' to indicate that it is your home.

Remove the word 'from' to make the sentence grammatically correct.

Add a period after the word 'number' to end the sentence.

Combine the words 'case' and 'if' to make the sentence grammatically correct.

Capitalize the word 'So' as it is the beginning of a sentence.

Add a space between the word 'phone' and the phone number, and add a period at the end of the sentence.

Remove the word 'the' to make the sentence grammatically correct.

Capitalize the word 'Please' as it is the beginning of a sentence.

Add the article 'a' before the word 'fun' to make the sentence grammatically correct.

Adding the determiner "my" specifies whose home and pet are being referred to, making the sentence clearer.

Removing the unnecessary preposition "from" makes the sentence grammatically correct. Also, "Monday" should be capitalized as it is a proper noun.

Adding the possessive "'s" after "cousin" indicates ownership of the home, making the sentence grammatically correct.

Removing the conjunction "so" eliminates redundancy and makes the sentence grammatically correct.

Correcting the spelling error "meat" to "me at" makes the sentence meaningful and grammatically correct.

Correcting the capitalization error by changing "Here" to "here" and adding the possessive "'s" after "cousin" makes the sentence grammatically correct.

Removing the conjunction "And" at the beginning of the sentence and changing "a countryside" to "the countryside" makes the sentence grammatically correct.

Changing "over" to "on" corrects the preposition usage, making the sentence grammatically correct.

Adding the name "Cherry" specifies who should be fed, making the sentence clearer.

Changing "in a day" to "a day" corrects the preposition usage, making the sentence grammatically correct.

Removing the preposition "in" before "taking" and changing "him" to "her" to match the gender of the pet makes the sentence grammatically correct.

Adding "of" after "care" and "a" before "few" corrects the preposition and determiner usage, making the sentence grammatically correct.

Correcting the punctuation error by removing the space before the comma and adding "the" before "time" makes the sentence grammatically correct.

Adding "the" before "backyard" specifies which backyard is being referred to, making the sentence clearer.

Adding "a" before "fun time" makes the sentence grammatically correct. Also, adding a comma after "pet" correctly separates the pet's name from the rest of the sentence.

Correcting the spelling error "Sincerly" to "Sincerely" makes the sentence grammatically correct.

IELTS Essay Band 6: Favour, letter to a friend

Change 'at' to 'in' to correct the grammar.

Change 'challanging' to 'challenging' to correct the spelling.

Add a space between 'as' and 'how' to correct the punctuation.

Use "since" instead of "once" to indicate a reason or cause.

Use the present perfect tense ("have lived") to indicate an action that started in the past and continues to the present.

Use the gerund ("-ing" form) of the verb after "about".

Use "other" (not "others") to refer to the remaining individuals of a group.

Use the gerund form "Moving" to refer to the action as a noun.

Ensure correct spelling to convey the intended meaning.

Use "winters" (not "winter") to refer to multiple winter seasons. Also, add "can" to indicate possibility.

Use the correct preposition "in" (not "to") after "help". Also, ensure there is a space between words to enhance readability.

Use the correct auxiliary verb "does" (not "is") to form a question in the present simple tense.

Ensure correct spelling to convey the intended meaning. Also, use the correct question structure "What is the weather like?".

Add the subject "I" to form a complete sentence.

Use a more formal and appropriate closing for a letter. Also, correct typos and use real words.

IELTS Essay General Task 1 Samples

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