Writing AI
Write whatever you like and have it assessed against the method this course teaches — not a generic band score. Nothing here counts as homework or moves you along the course.
Bring your own
Check an essay you wrote anywhere
Paste it in and get the same assessment your homework gets.
Task 1 — describe the data
Real exam questions, a task line, and the same assessment. What you claim is checked against the same data the picture was drawn from.
- Jobs in four US sectorsLine graph · 4 series · 150 words
- Activities at a Melbourne social centreLine graph · 5 series · 150 words
- Porth Harbour, then and nowPlans · before and after · 150 words
- A college café, before and afterPlans · before and after · 150 words
- Dance classes in an Australian townPie chart + Table · 150 words
- A survey of university library usersPie chart + Table · 150 words
- How ethanol is producedProcess · 9 stages · 150 words
- How a rain-shadow desert formsProcess · 7 stages · 150 words
Task 2 — full essays
Real exam questions, written in full. Straight to the essay — the marking up and the planning are taught in the course; here you write, and get it checked.
- Tall apartment blocks and city housingAgree or disagree · 250 words
- Theatres and cinemas in the digital ageDiscuss both views · 250 words
- A year abroad or a work placement in every degreeAdvantages and disadvantages · 250 words
- Formal learning and play in primary schoolTwo-part question · 250 words
- Competition or cooperationDiscuss both views · 250 words
- A shorter working weekAgree or disagree · 250 words
- Saving money for the futureAgree or disagree · 250 words
- Food from all over the worldAdvantages and disadvantages · 250 words
Practice topics
One paragraph, not a whole essay — the quickest way to practise developing a single idea. These come from the course, not the exam bank above.