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Sample IELTS Practice Report
Use this to prepare before your mock test with Sarah
Estimated band
Good communicative competence with a solid vocabulary base. Grammar is mostly accurate but slips in extended speech. Fluency is strong on familiar topics and weaker on abstract Part 3 questions.
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Your top things to work on
The specific areas that will move your band up the fastest
- 1Tighten past tense accuracy in narrative answers
- 2Cut filler words before complex answers
- 3Expand adjective and collocation range
What to work on before your mock test
Priority actions based on your practice session
Past tense accuracy
Practise narrating past events using a mix of simple past, past continuous and past perfect. Record yourself and check for errors.
Recommended resource →Reducing filler words
Replace um and you know with short pauses. Practise answering questions with a 2-second pause instead of a filler.
Recommended resource →Expanding adjective range
Learn 5 new descriptive adjectives per week with collocations. Use them in speaking practice.
Recommended resource →Mistakes quoted from your session
Specific moments where you said it, what the correction is, and why
“I have went to London last year”
✓ I went to London last year
Use simple past tense with specific past time references, not present perfect.
“The informations were very useful”
✓ The information was very useful
Information is an uncountable noun in English. It does not take a plural form.
“I am agree with this opinion”
✓ I agree with this opinion
Agree is a verb, not an adjective. Do not use am/is/are before it.
Full criterion breakdown
Your scores across the four official IELTS criteria
Fluency & Coherence
Maintains flow well on familiar topics but uses fillers frequently when ideas become more complex.
To improve
→Frequent use of um and you know
→Some long pauses before complex answers
Strengths
✓Uses linking phrases naturally
✓Maintains topic focus throughout
Lexical Resource
Good range of everyday vocabulary with some less common items. Paraphrases effectively.
To improve
→Over-reliance on a small set of adjectives
→Limited collocation variety
Strengths
✓Uses idiomatic expressions naturally
✓Good topic-specific vocabulary
Grammar Range & Accuracy
Mix of simple and complex structures. Errors with tense and article usage are noticeable.
To improve
→Tense errors in past narrative
→Article usage inconsistent
Strengths
✓Uses relative clauses confidently
✓Attempts passive voice structures
Pronunciation
Clear and easy to understand. L1 accent present but does not impede communication.
To improve
→Some difficulty with th sound
Strengths
✓Clear word stress patterns
✓Good sentence rhythm
This is the report you would get
Practise the full IELTS speaking format with Dan. Coaching tips before each part, a real report at the end.