Original General Training IELTS mock 2
Before you start
Original General Training IELTS practice. Difficulty has not been calibrated and the review does not predict an official band.
- Listening, Reading and Writing use 30, 60 and 60-minute practice clocks. Answer Listening questions directly on screen; there is no extra paper-answer transfer period.
- Finish section locks your responses and immediately starts the next section. The server clock continues when you switch tabs, reload or close the page. Speaking follows a fixed 12½-minute practice sequence.
- Listen to each recording once. Reloading can resume at the elapsed position; it cannot restart the recording. If playback fails, record that problem for your review.
- Speak aloud for the interview. Optional notes do not replace a spoken response. You have one minute to prepare the long turn and two minutes to speak; these clocks cannot finish early.
- Responses save automatically while connected. Export keeps a copy of your responses, including local edits that could not reach the server. Late edits remain outside the marked answers.
- Free review reports raw Listening and Reading accuracy and provides Writing and Speaking examples for self-review. It cannot assess pronunciation or your spoken performance.
- Use no dictionary or writing assistant. On a shared computer, export anything you need and delete the saved attempt before leaving.
The timer takes its job seriously. You can take a breath before starting.
Mock completed
Review your evidence and plan what to practise next. These examples are illustrations, not scripts to memorise.