IELTS Speaking Tests vs IELTS Read

Practise for the IELTS Speaking test on your own schedule, and find out how you are really doing. PRACTISE ALL THREE PARTS - 60 topics and over 200 questions for Part 1, Part 2 (cue cards with a one-minute preparation timer) and Part 3 - Tips, sample answers and useful vocabulary for every question - A question of the day, a daily streak and an optional practice reminder - Mock test mode that takes you through a full speaking test - Works offline once your questions are downloaded AI EXAMINER FEEDBACK Record an answer and ask for feedback. You get: - An estimated band score for fluency, vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation - Your biggest mistakes quoted from your own answer, with corrections - A better version of one of your sentences - Your speaking speed, pauses and filler words - Clear next steps for your next practice Feedback is bought in review packs of 10, 30 or 100. Reviews never expire, and you only pay for what you use. You can see an example report before you buy anything. Your recording is sent to OpenAI to produce the feedback and is deleted afterwards. COMMUNITY Share your recordings and results, reply to other learners, follow people and earn XP, levels and badges as you practise. IMPORTANT AI scores are estimates based on the public IELTS band descriptors. They are not official scores and do not predict your exam result. This app is not affiliated with or endorsed by IELTS, the British Council, IDP or Cambridge. Privacy Policy: https://ielts.appmillers.com/privacy Terms of Use: https://ielts.appmillers.com/terms

IELTS Read is a set of full-length Academic Reading papers you sit under exam conditions and have marked the moment you finish. Each paper is three passages and forty questions in sixty minutes, in the formats the real test uses: paragraph matching, True/False/Not Given, Yes/No/Not Given, multiple choice, summary completion, table and flow-chart completion, sentence completion and diagram labelling. WHAT YOU GET BACK Marking is instant, with a raw score and an estimated band. Then every question is laid out again: what you wrote, what the answer was, where in the passage it is, and — the part most practice leaves out — a written explanation of why the question was difficult. THE TRAP ATLAS Every question is tagged with the technique used to make it hard. A quantity re-attached to a different noun. An answer that arrives after its own distractor. A local fact quietly generalised. There are nineteen of these, and once you have sat a paper the list reorders itself so the ones costing you marks sit at the top. You stop practising in general and start practising the thing that is actually going wrong. BUILT FOR READING Choose light or dark, five text sizes, and one of five faces including Literata and Source Serif, both drawn for long-form reading. On iPad the passage and the questions sit side by side. Set a warning at ten or five minutes remaining, or a pulse to pace yourself against. Everything works offline. The papers are installed with the app; when new ones are published the app tells you and downloads them in a few seconds. Nothing you do is uploaded anywhere — your answers, your scores and your history stay on your device. Published by the Dhammacakka Foundation Trust. No advertising, no accounts, nothing to buy. IELTS is a registered trademark of the British Council, IDP: IELTS Australia and Cambridge Assessment English. This app is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to any of them. Every passage and question is original material written for this app; no Cambridge paper is reproduced.