Everyday Writing Practice
Ten minutes a day. Real sentences, instant feedback, level by level.
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That’s your whole story — now put it together in one paragraph.
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Write your own paragraph → Pick any topic from your level, write it in your own words, and get it checked point by point — with a little XP for each new topic.Already written something?
Check your own text → Paste an email, a paragraph or a whole essay, then choose what to do with it — grammar & spelling check, one-sentence check, paraphrase, simplify, or a full essay mark. Each button uses the same daily allowance as that tool’s own page, and the result points you at the lesson that fixes what it found.Proofread a short text
Find the mistakes → A short text with three mistakes hidden in it. Hunt them all down, write the text out again, and get told exactly which one you still have not found — with several tries, because finding them is the whole exercise.The path: W1 → W15
- W1 pre-A1 Tiny sentences in S-V-O order · Capital letters and full stops · Doing words: the -s ending and am/is/are
- W2 pre-A1 Growing sentences to 3–5 words · Plural -s and a/an
- W3 A1 Joining ideas with and & but · Describing things with adjectives · Saying what you can do
- W4 A1 Asking questions · Using pronouns · Using "the"
- W5 A1+ Cause and effect with because & so · Telling stories in the past simple · Commas in lists
- W6 A2 Adverbs of manner and frequency · Prepositions of place and time · Building compound sentences
- W7 A2 Relative pronouns who, which & that · Joining sentences with relative clauses Pro
- W8 A2+ Topic sentences · Connecting events in time · First paragraphs (3–5 sentences) Pro
- W9 B1 The passive voice · Conditionals 1 & 2 · Contrast with however & although Pro
- W10 B1+ Reported speech · Participles at work · Paragraph cohesion Pro
- W11 B2 Essay structure and thesis · Supporting with evidence · Formal style and word choice Pro
- W12 C1 IELTS & Cambridge writing tasks · Writing concisely · Academic tone Pro
- W13 C1 Perfect and continuous aspect · Verb patterns and modal verbs · Unreal conditions and complex clauses Pro
- W14 C1 The academic sentence · Semicolons, colons, apostrophes and quotation marks · Emphasis, balance and comparison Pro
- W15 C2 Holding a position across a whole essay · Answering the other side · Academic reasoning patterns Pro
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Questions
Is it free?
Yes. Levels W1–W6 are completely free, and the first three concepts of every level above that are free too. A free account saves your lesson progress. Pro removes every limit.
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Pro unlocks all concepts in W7–W15, unlimited AI sentence checking, paragraph and essay marking, concept reports and spaced review. See plans.