Play, Practice & Improve Your IELTS Skills
Word Master
Boost your vocabulary and word power
Word Match
Race to match IELTS words to their definitions
Opposites: Adjectives & Verbs
Match each word with the word that means the opposite in context — adjectives first, then verbs.
Confusing Words & False Friends
Affect or effect? Lay or lie? Principal or principle? Every classic IELTS trap in one long run.
Odd One Out
Three words belong together — one is an impostor. Can you spot it?
Category Blitz
One category, a grid of words, twenty seconds. Tap every word that fits — and nothing else.
Word Wheel
A ring of letters hides several words. Trace them out before the clock runs down.
Collocation Drop
Make a decision or do a decision? The verb that goes with the noun, drilled until it is automatic.
Synonym Ladder
Climb from playground English to academic English, one rung at a time.
Paraphrase Power
Spot the rewrite that keeps the meaning — and the trap that quietly changes it
Lightning True or False
Snap decisions: is the statement about the word true or false? Eight seconds each.
Paraphrase Duel
The skill Reading tests and Writing rewards: recognising the same idea dressed in different words.
Spotlight
One point on a Task 1 chart lights up — say what you would write about it
Addition, Equation & Conclusion
Sort linking words by their function — adding a point, equating two ideas, or concluding.
Changes 1: Graph Language
Essential for Writing Task 1 — sort each trend verb by what it says the line did.
Changes 2: Verbs of Change
Alter, adjust, fade, swell, renovate — the verbs that describe things changing.
Chart Champion
Lines, bars, pies and tables — read every kind of Task 1 figure and choose the sentence that describes it precisely.
Register Sort
Kids or children or offspring? Sorting words by formality is the fastest way to lift a Task 2 essay.
Process Diagram
A stage is missing from the flow. Work out what belongs there — and learn the passive that describes it.
Map Change
Two maps, thirty years apart. Say what was demolished, replaced and built — in the passive, as Task 1 demands.
Echo Spell
Hear a word spoken aloud and type the exact spelling — Listening marks it letter-perfect
Listening Challenge
Improve listening skills with fun challenges
Word Scramble
Read the clue, then rebuild the scrambled IELTS word letter by letter.
Around the World: Regions
The Far East, Latin America, the Gulf States — pick the right name for each part of the world.
The Environment
Green belt, fossil fuels, biodegradable — the environment vocabulary IELTS loves.
Education
Mature students, higher education, continuous assessment — key education vocabulary.
Money & Finance
Wage or salary? Broke or bankrupt? Shares, dividends, inflation and the rest.
Grammar Guru
Test your grammar in a fun way
Around the World: Nationalities
A country appears — type its nationality. Spelling counts: Danish, Dutch, Filipino…
Prepositions & Phrasal Verbs
Depend on, carry out, put forward — the little words that give away a non-native writer, all in one drill.
Word Family Builder
One root, four forms. Using the wrong form is the single most common grammar slip in IELTS writing.
Sentence Builder
Rebuild real Task 2 sentence frames from jumbled parts — then reuse them in your own essays.
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