- IELTS Academic
- IELTS General Training
- Task 1 and Task 2
See the grammar mistakes costing you marks.
Paste your practice writing. Every grammar error is explained with a picture, and you get a daily plan to fix your weak patterns before exam day.
Since 2020, the number of remote workers has grew dramatically. The technology allows employees to work from anywhere. If governments would invest more in internet access, rural areas will benefit.
Grammar is a scored criterion, not a detail.
IELTS examiners mark your writing on four criteria. Grammar has its own. The same few mistakes, repeated, quietly cap your band.
- CriterionTask Achievement / ResponseAnswering the question fully
- CriterionCoherence and CohesionOrganisation and linking
- CriterionLexical ResourceRange and accuracy of vocabulary
- Clarigram focusGrammatical Range and AccuracyTenses, articles, conditionals, agreement…
The two writing tasks
60 minutes for both. Task 2 counts for more, so give it more time.
- Task 1At least 150 words · about 20 minutes
- Academic: describe a chart, table, map or process
- General Training: write a letter
- Task 2At least 250 words · about 40 minutes
- An essay giving your opinion, discussing views, or a problem and solution
From first essay to exam day
- 1Paste a practice essayTask 1 or Task 2, Academic or General Training.
- 2See why each error is wrongEach mistake opens a picture of its rule: timelines, zoom levels, two worlds.
- 3Follow your countdown planShort daily drills, only on the patterns you get wrong, timed to your exam date. Included in Pro.
- 4Re-check and watch it dropWeek 1Week 3Week 6Grammar errors per essay (example)
The grammar traps examiners see most
Most link to a free visual lesson. Open it before your next practice task.
- Task 1 · TrendsDescribing change over time
Sales have increased in 2015.Sales increased in 2015. · Sales have increased since 2015.See the lesson → - Task 1 · DataThe number of vs a number of
The number of students were higher.The number of students was higher. - Task 2 · ArgumentsConditionals for hypotheses
If governments would invest more, …If governments invested more, rural areas would benefit.See the lesson → - Task 1 · ProcessPassive voice in process diagrams
Then the beans roast at 200°C.Then the beans are roasted at 200°C.See the lesson → - Both tasksAgreement in long sentences
The impact of these policies are clear.The impact of these policies is clear. - Task 2 · RangeGeneral vs specific nouns
The technology changes the society.Technology changes society.See the lesson →
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- Every visual lesson and quiz
- 500 words of essay checking a week
- Every error highlighted, the first 2 explained
- Unlimited essay checks, full length (fair use)
- Every explanation and the corrected essay
- A countdown plan to your exam date, with daily drills
- A weekly report on your weak patterns
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Questions
Do you give me an official band score?
No. Only examiners can do that. We show your grammar errors, the patterns behind them and how they change over time, so you can fix what's in your control.
Does it check vocabulary, structure and ideas too?
Clarigram focuses on grammar, the criterion most learners can improve fastest. For feedback on ideas and structure, pair it with a teacher.
Can I cancel after my exam?
Yes. Cancel any time and you keep Pro until the end of the month you've paid for. Nothing renews once you cancel, and your account goes back to Free.
Do you keep my essays?
No. We keep only the type of each error, to build your plan. The essay text isn't stored.