AI WRITING & SPEAKING REPORTS

Detailed reports, not just a band score.

Auvoxi reports are designed to show learners what happened, why it affected the score, and what to fix next. Writing and Speaking reports include criteria scores, priority actions, highlighted issues, and practical next-band guidance.

Writing Report Sample Band 5

Understand why a Task 1 response loses marks.

The sample Writing report identifies personal opinions, invented details, passive voice errors, weak cohesion, vocabulary problems, and gives a stronger improved sample.

Task Achievement 5
Coherence 5
Vocabulary 5
Grammar 5
Speaking Report Sample Band 6.5

Review fluency, vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation.

The sample Speaking report shows the full scoring profile, priority fixes, replay-style transcript, speaking speed, paraphrasing tips, pronunciation issues, and grammar corrections.

Fluency 6.0
Vocabulary 6.0
Grammar 7.0
Pronunciation 7.0
WRITING REPORT PREVIEW

Precise feedback for IELTS Writing mistakes.

This sample response misunderstood Task 1 by adding opinions and unsupported details. The report turns that into clear, actionable fixes.

Priority Action Plan

1
Stop writing opinions in Task 1. Never use “I think”, “In my opinion”, or a personal conclusion.
2
Stick strictly to the visual data provided. Do not guess what happens before or after the diagram.
3
Practice passive voice correctly, for example: “The glass is crushed and melted.”

Highlighted issue

Original and I think this process is very good
Improved Remove this clause entirely.
Explanation Task 1 must be strictly objective. Personal opinions and evaluations are not allowed.

Overall feedback

This essay demonstrates a fundamental misunderstanding of IELTS Writing Task 1. Instead of providing an objective, factual summary of the diagram, it reads like a Task 2 opinion essay. While the core steps of the recycling process are mentioned, personal views, invented details, and frequent grammatical errors significantly lower the score.

Improved sample preview

The diagram illustrates the multi-stage process of recycling household waste. Overall, the process involves the initial collection and sorting of waste, followed by the diversion of non-recyclable materials to landfill, while four distinct categories of recyclable waste undergo specific treatments to be manufactured into new products.


The process commences when household waste is generated and subsequently collected by garbage trucks. These trucks transport the waste to a sorting facility, where manual labor and machinery separate materials on a conveyor belt.

SPEAKING REPORT PREVIEW

See how your spoken answers can improve.

The Speaking report connects score criteria with replay, fluency, vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar, and clear next-step advice.

Priority Action Plan

1
Add one supporting detail or example after each main point.
2
Replace generic words like good, nice, and interesting with more precise vocabulary.
3
Practice speaking in longer chunks without stopping too early.

Speaking Replay

AI
Can you describe your ideal place to stay?
You
Well, my ideal place to stay would be a small house in the countryside...
You
I think a quiet place in nature would be perfect for me.

Fluency Analysis

Speaking Speed 107 words/minute

The report helps learners understand whether their delivery is too slow, too fast, or within a more natural speaking range.

Targeted skill feedback

The sample report includes paraphrasing tips, pronunciation comparison, and grammar corrections, so learners can focus on the exact weaknesses holding back their score.

memorable enjoyable meaningful Pronunciation Grammar fixes

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