01
Understand what the task requires.
Move between Academic Writing Task 1 and Task 2 while keeping the instructions, visual material, timer, and minimum word guidance visible.
Practise Academic Writing Task 1 and Task 2, compare your response with available Band 9, 8, and 7 samples, and choose AI Review or Human Review when the draft is ready.
Switch between Practice and Mock, move between Task 1 and Task 2, open a sample answer, Notes or Ask, and change the contrast mode. This preview is visual only and does not save work, submit a review, or spend Credits.
You should spend about 20 minutes on this task. Write at least 150 words.
The chart below shows changes in four categories over a ten-year period.
Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
Auvoxi keeps the prompt, response, comparison material, support tools, and review choices connected instead of treating Writing as a single submission box.
Move between Academic Writing Task 1 and Task 2 while keeping the instructions, visual material, timer, and minimum word guidance visible.
The prompt stays on the left while the editor remains on the right, with separate Task 1 and Task 2 drafts and a live word count.
Open available Band 9, Band 8, and Band 7 sample answers below your own draft to compare organisation, coverage, and level of detail.
Submit the completed response for AI Review or Human Review, or clear the current attempt and retry the task from the beginning.
The upper editor keeps your own response in place, so comparison does not replace the work you are trying to improve.
Look for differences in overview, paragraph purpose, evidence selection, and the amount of support given to each point.
Band 9, Band 8, and Band 7 samples give learners more than one model of a successful response instead of presenting one answer as the only possible structure.
Sample Answer availability depends on the selected Writing test, Task, and Band level. The panel remains a Practice Mode learning tool and is not shown inside Mock Mode.
AI Review and Human Review are separate submission paths. They are not automatic, and availability depends on the account’s Credits or remaining Human Review access.
Submit a completed Task 1 or Task 2 response to generate an AI Writing report for practice and revision. This action uses Credits.
Send the response through the Human Review path when the account has an available submission. The request uses the plan’s Human Review allowance rather than the AI Writing submission flow.
Notes and Ask belong to Practice Mode. They remain outside the active Mock flow so the two modes do not pretend to offer the same working conditions.
Open the left Notes panel for plans, useful language, overview ideas, or revision reminders. Changes are saved automatically.
Ask can use the current prompt, Task 1 image when provided, and the learner’s draft as context. It can help with planning, structure, task response, and useful language. AI-generated answers use Credits.
Switch between Black on white, White on black, and Yellow on black while keeping the prompt, editor, Sample Answer, and word count readable.
Move freely between Task 1 and Task 2, use Notes and Ask, open available Sample Answers, monitor word count, and choose a review path when ready.
Work through the prompt-and-editor layout with Task navigation and fewer learning tools during the attempt. AI Review, Human Review, and Retry remain available after writing.
Create an account to practise Academic Writing Task 1 and Task 2, compare sample answers, and choose AI Review or Human Review when your draft is ready.
Auvoxi is an independent IELTS practice platform. Its Writing materials, Sample Answers, AI Review, Human Review, Notes, and Ask AI Tutor are provided for practice and improvement. AI-generated estimates and human feedback are not official IELTS results. Auvoxi is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to IELTS or any official IELTS test provider.