Listening+0.5 vs last week
8.0Band
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Computer-based IELTS prep
Daily English Pro
Train with Academic, General, and Recent Actual Tests. Get instant Listening/Reading scores, then use AI credits for Writing and Speaking when you need feedback.
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Filter the library by the same paths candidates book in real life. Free accounts still get the latest two packs in each type.
University and professional paths. Full CBT mocks plus Academic Reading and Writing Task 1.
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Migration and work paths. GT Reading and letter-style Writing Task 1 with the same Listening and Speaking format.
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Real papers collected from recent exam seasons and refreshed through the year for a current dress rehearsal.
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Inside Daily English Pro
Your home base with skill bands, daily missions, and a clear next practice step.
200+ full tests across Academic, General, and Recent Actual. Filter by type and start in one click.
A 1:1 match of the official IELTS computer-delivered test screen, from the timer and question palette to highlight and notes.
Criterion-level Writing and Speaking feedback with band estimates and inline fixes.
Your home base with skill bands, daily missions, and a clear next practice step.
Let's push the floor skill toward Band 8.0.
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Train Speaking fluency with one timed Part 2
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Today's missions
Finish Listening Part 2 drill
12 min
Rewrite Task 2 intro once
20 min
Record one Part 2 cue card
15 min
Weekly focus
Close the Writing gap first. One timed Task 2 plus a Checker rewrite beats three unreviewed essays.
Practice minutes this week
Realistic practice designed around official timing and question types, then measure progress with scores and AI feedback.
30 min · 40 questions
Four authentic-style recordings with exam question types and instant band conversion after you submit.
60 min · 40 questions
Academic and General passages with True/False/Not Given, headings and completion tasks in a split layout.
60 min · 2 tasks
Task 1 visuals or letters plus Task 2 essays, then upgrade feedback with AI Writing Checker.
11–14 min · 3 parts
Part 1–3 prompts from our topic bank with optional AI fluency and criterion feedback.
Create an account in minutes. Free access includes the latest two packs for Academic, General, and Recent Actual Tests.
Sit a full mock or practise Listening, Reading, Writing, or Speaking with the same timers and navigation as test day.
Unlock the full pack bank, more AI credits, and the Pro content library: Writing samples, Speaking models, strategies, and vocab.
Start free with the latest packs. Unlock the full bank on Basic. Add the Pro content library and a larger AI credit pool when you need deeper prep.
| Feature | Free | Basic | Pro |
|---|---|---|---|
| Latest 2 packs per exam type | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Full mock + section practice (CBT shell) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Instant Listening / Reading band scores | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Full question bank unlock | - | Yes | Yes |
| AI Writing & Speaking credits / 3 months | 50 | 1000 | 3000 |
| Pro content library (Writing / Speaking / L·R / Templates / Vocab)Pro | - | - | Yes |
Honest prep stories from candidates who used our mocks, AI feedback, and Pro library before test day.
5.5 → 8.0
Okay wow, the mock actually feels like the real computer exam. Timers, question palette… I finally stopped freaking out on test day!
6.0 → 8.5
Writing Checker roasted my Task 2 waffle in one go 😭 Rewrote twice and jumped half a band. Not even kidding.
5.0 → 7.5
Did Listening drills every night. Instant scoring is kinda addictive. I finally knew exactly where I lost marks.
5.5 → 8.0
Speaking cue cards kept rotating so I couldn't just memorise a script. Feedback was blunt… but it worked.
6.0 → 8.0
Pro samples saved me when I ran out of ideas for Writing Task 1 charts. Way better than random Google essays.
5.5 → 8.0
Full mocks every weekend for a month. Same layout as the real CBT, no nasty surprises on exam day!
5.0 → 7.5
Reading highlight + notes in the split view? Absolute game changer for TFNG 🔥
6.0 → 8.0
Free packs were enough for a baseline, then Basic unlocked the bank. Totally worth it for those last 6 weeks 🙌
6.5 → 8.0
Went from 6.5 to 8.0 after sticking to timed full mocks. The CBT screen stopped feeling new on test day.
5.5 → 8.0
Okay wow, the mock actually feels like the real computer exam. Timers, question palette… I finally stopped freaking out on test day!
6.0 → 8.5
Writing Checker roasted my Task 2 waffle in one go 😭 Rewrote twice and jumped half a band. Not even kidding.
5.0 → 7.5
Did Listening drills every night. Instant scoring is kinda addictive. I finally knew exactly where I lost marks.
5.5 → 8.0
Speaking cue cards kept rotating so I couldn't just memorise a script. Feedback was blunt… but it worked.
6.0 → 8.0
Pro samples saved me when I ran out of ideas for Writing Task 1 charts. Way better than random Google essays.
5.5 → 8.0
Full mocks every weekend for a month. Same layout as the real CBT, no nasty surprises on exam day!
5.0 → 7.5
Reading highlight + notes in the split view? Absolute game changer for TFNG 🔥
6.0 → 8.0
Free packs were enough for a baseline, then Basic unlocked the bank. Totally worth it for those last 6 weeks 🙌
6.5 → 8.0
Went from 6.5 to 8.0 after sticking to timed full mocks. The CBT screen stopped feeling new on test day.
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Our exam UI and flow mirror the official computer-delivered IELTS system, timers, navigation, question palette, and reading tools, so rehearsal feels like test day.
Listening and Reading use standard raw-to-band conversion. Writing and Speaking AI reports map to official IELTS dimensions, not homemade rubrics.
We work with former IELTS examiners so AI scoring stays closer to how real scripts are judged, and you get concrete improvement advice, not vague tips.
Our teachers publish professional IELTS prep content you can use for free, guides, strategies, and frameworks candidates actually finish.
Hundreds of thousands of IELTS candidates study the content we publish every day. Daily English Pro sits on a decade of IELTS training experience.
Calculators and checkers that answer high-intent searches, then send you back into practice.
Band estimate, annotations, and criterion tips for Task 1 and Task 2.
Convert Listening and Reading raw scores to band scores instantly.
Map IELTS bands to other common English-test scales for planning.
Official-style criteria explained for Writing and Speaking practice.
Format, band scores, study plans, and skill tips from our free knowledge base.
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Searching for a free IELTS practice test online usually means juggling PDFs, YouTube audio and handwritten essays. Daily English Pro keeps Academic and General Training mocks in one computer-based workspace: the same skills, timers and navigation patterns you will see on test day.
Start with a free account, sit a full mock or section practice, then decide whether Pro is worth it. Pair results with our IELTS score calculator, Writing Checker and 30/60/90 study plans so every attempt has a clear next step.
Academic candidates usually need stronger Reading and Writing Task 1 chart language. General Training candidates need GT passages and letter writing. Both groups share Listening and Speaking formats. Our library keeps those paths filterable so you do not practise the wrong module.
When you need deeper language input, Pro unlocks Writing samples, Speaking model answers, Listening synonym sets and Reading strategies, without leaving the same account you use for mocks.
Yes. Free accounts can take the latest 2 packs per exam type (Academic, General, and Recent Actual Tests) for full mocks and section practice. Upgrade to Basic or Pro to unlock the full library. AI Writing and Speaking feedback use credits that refresh each billing period.
Mocks follow the same four skills, timing, and major question types as the CBT exam. Listening and Reading are auto-scored; Writing and Speaking can use AI reports against official-style criteria. The interface includes a question palette, timers, and reading highlights.
Yes. Filter full mocks and section practice by Academic, General Training, or Recent Actual Tests. Listening and Speaking formats match across modules; Reading and Writing Task 1 differ as in the real exam.
Essays are scored on Task Response / Achievement, Coherence & Cohesion, Lexical Resource, and Grammatical Range & Accuracy. You get an overall band estimate, inline annotations, and deeper Idea / Grammar / Vocab / Sample sections on paid plans.
Pro unlocks the full pack library, a larger AI credit pool, and the Pro content hub: Writing samples & ideas, Speaking 1000 questions, Listening synonyms, Reading strategies, templates, and vocabulary practice.
Yes. Use Practice → Listening, Reading, Writing or Speaking for section-only sessions with the same free/paid pack rules as full mocks.
The product UI supports English, Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese and Arabic. Question texts, audio and model answers stay in English, the same as the real IELTS exam.
Take one free full mock for a baseline, then follow a 30/60/90-day study plan. Drill your weakest skill daily, rewrite Writing with the checker, and sit another full mock every 1-2 weeks. See our Guides for structured plans.
Create a free account, take the latest packs, then upgrade to Pro for the full bank and content library.