IELTS Writing

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This is a real double-marking diagnostic report (anonymized). You will see exactly what the changed and how it guides your prep step by step.

Task 2 essay · Should governments fund artists
Submitted 2026-08-04 · Double-blind review (initial + regrade)
Two ratings agreeOverall Band 5.5
Task Response (TR)
5.5/6.0
Initial / regrade
Coherence & Cohesion (CC)
6.0/6.0
Initial / regrade
Lexical Resource (LR)
5.5/5.5
Initial / regrade
Grammar (GRA)
5.0/5.5
Initial / regrade

The first and second raters scored independently; the gap is within IELTS tolerance. We use cross-checking instead of a single score so the process is transparent.

Line-by-line annotations

Grammarshould be fund by govenments
Fixshould be funded by governments

Passive voice needs the past participle "funded"; "governments" is the correct plural spelling.

Word choicewhich can creative a safe enviroment
Fixwhich can create a safe environment

"creative" is an adjective; the verb is "create". "Environment" needs an "n".

Grammargovernment focus more on public area
Fixgovernment focuses more on public areas

A singular subject takes "focuses"; "area" is usually plural in this category sense.

Your prep roadmap

  1. 1Back every argument with a concrete example (an institution / a policy / an artist) — using examples instead of assertion lifts TR immediately.
  2. 2Systematically check spelling and passive voice: keep fund/funded and create/creative on a daily 5-minute spelling checklist.
  3. 3Add your own concrete recommendation in the conclusion to truly answer "give your own opinion".
mentor summary: You present both sides and a basically clear structure — that is your biggest strength. Points lost cluster in two areas: arguments are too abstract without concrete examples, and spelling / basic grammar errors are dense. Next step: force one concrete name or number into every paragraph. Stick with it for two weeks and your total can move steadily from 6.0 toward 6.5.

This sample report was generated by AI IELTS Mentor (double-marking) and is not an official IELTS examiner assessment. It is for practice reference only and does not predict exam results.