IELTS Writing scoring and correction with AI

Finishing a piece without knowing what went wrong is the most common reason a Writing band stops moving. Submit a Task 1 or Task 2 response and get an estimated band per criterion, errors marked inside your text, and rewrites to compare against.

What is AI IELTS Writing scoring?

The AI reads your response against the same four criteria an IELTS examiner uses — Task Achievement, Coherence & Cohesion, Lexical Resource, and Grammatical Range & Accuracy — and scores each one with comments quoting the exact sentence in your work. You do not just get a number; you see why each criterion scored the way it did and what to fix to move up.

What the grading includes

  • An estimated band from 0 to 9 overall and for each of the four official criteria.
  • Per-criterion comments quoting specific sentences from your work, with improvement tips — not generic advice.
  • Errors marked in place across six categories: grammar, spelling, coherence, lexical choice, task response, and data accuracy.
  • Sentence rewrites and vocabulary upgrades showing how a higher band expresses the same idea.
  • A Vietnamese translation of the feedback, so nothing is misread.
  • PDF export of the graded piece, to keep or send to a teacher.
  • With Premium: a projected band once you have fixed every error it found.

How to get an IELTS Writing piece graded

  1. Pick Task 1 or Task 2, take a prompt from the library or enter your own — Task 1 accepts a chart image upload.
  2. Choose Practice mode (guidance, criteria, and sample answers visible) or Exam mode (strict countdown, like the real thing).
  3. For Task 2 you can write section by section: introduction, body 1, body 2, conclusion.
  4. Submit. The AI grades in stages and streams results back: mechanics, data errors, scores, then detailed feedback.
  5. Read the feedback and rewrite the piece to watch the band move.

Which band are you aiming for?

Each band step needs something different, and knowing what you are missing matters more than writing more pieces:

  • Band 5.0-5.5: focus on core grammar and actually answering what the prompt asks.
  • Band 6.0-6.5: needs clear structure, ideas that connect, and a wider range of vocabulary.
  • Band 7.0+: needs flexible sentence structures, context-accurate word choice, and fully developed arguments.

FAQ

Is AI IELTS Writing scoring accurate?

The AI grades against IELTS's published criteria and returns an estimated band for reference while you practice. It is not an official band, it does not replace a real exam result, and S English is not affiliated with the organisations that run IELTS. Use the detailed feedback to know what to fix — that is the real value; the number is just for tracking progress.

How do Task 1 and Task 2 differ?

Task 1 asks you to describe given data: a line graph, bar chart, pie chart, table, mixed chart, map, or process. Task 2 is an opinion essay on a social topic. Task 2 weighs more in your Writing score, but Task 1 is where people lose marks needlessly by describing the data wrong.

Does the grading catch data errors in Task 1?

Yes. Data accuracy is its own error category: if you describe a trend incorrectly or misread a figure on the chart, that is flagged separately, because it hits Task Achievement directly.

Can I use my own IELTS prompts?

Yes. Prompts from a book, a class, or a mock test all work, and you can upload a chart image for Task 1.

Which Task 2 topics are covered?

The prompt library covers the usual areas: education, environment, work and careers, government and justice, science and technology, health, entertainment, society and culture, economics, travel and transport, and others.

Is IELTS Writing grading here free?

You get a number of free gradings each month. Premium unlocks more gradings plus advanced features such as the projected band after fixing errors.

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