Practice
Three things happen here: you sit a paper, you fix a weakness, or you get something you wrote marked. Every result lands in Review under the question type it came from.
Sit a paper
A paper from your books
The paper opens in your PDF beside the answer sheet; the site keeps the clock,
marks against the published key, gives the band and logs every miss.
Full mock
Listening straight into Reading with no break, then Writing on its own clock.
One combined band. The only thing here that tests pacing and stamina together.
90 min, then 60 for Writing · Tests 7 and 8 are kept for it
Your book papers
◼ sat
◼ has open mistakes
◻ not yet sat
Fix a weakness
Drills
Short, repeatable sets by question type, plus shadowing and dictogloss for
Listening. The fastest way from one wrong answer to a fixed habit.
Let the site pick
Step-by-step list works every exercise in order and ticks a step only
when a marked result exists. Random questions leans on the units where you lose marks.
Ten-minute session is one rule, five questions, three recall cards, one speaking prompt.
practice modes
Book chapters
The teaching half of the Official Guide: 26 units, each exercise deep-linked
into the reader and marked where the book gives a definite answer.
Guided practice
One technique per level: a walk-through, a test, a badge. 29 levels across
the four papers.
journeys
My courses
The four courses you paid for, rebuilt from their slides: vocabulary, idioms,
paraphrasing, collocations. Every quiz is marked here and every miss goes to My words.
Get something marked
A writing script, a speaking transcript, or an answer sheet you filled on paper
Photograph the page or paste the text. A script comes back with a band per criterion, the descriptor phrase that decided each one, two quotes from your own writing as evidence and the three fixes worth most. An answer sheet from one of your books is marked against the published key by code, not by a model's opinion of a near miss.