Learn how to write Band 6–7 responses
A reference library of structures, templates, model answers and examiner insights for every IELTS writing task.
Describe charts, graphs, tables, maps and processes.
- Task types
- Structure guides
- Planning templates
- Model answers
- Band 6 vs Band 7
- Common mistakes
- Examiner tips
Write formal, semi-formal and informal letters.
- Letter types
- Structure guides
- Planning templates
- Model answers
- Useful language
Build a 250-word essay across all five question types.
- Essay types
- Essay structures
- Topic sentence guides
- Paragraph development
- Planning frameworks
- Model essays
- Band 6 vs Band 7
Writing skills library
Drill the core moves that lift a response from Band 6 to Band 7.
State one clear idea per paragraph.
Explain and extend your main point.
Use one developed example, not three vague ones.
Paraphrase the prompt and state your position.
Restate your position without repeating words.
Use linkers that match the relationship between ideas.
Pronouns, referencing and logical flow.
Upgrade everyday words to precise academic alternatives.
Diagnostic fixes for the most frequent Band 6 problems.
Start with the structure guide for the task you're practising.
Use the planning template to outline your response in 3–5 minutes.
Read the Band 6 vs Band 7 examples and note the differences.
Drill one writing skill at a time from the library.