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Everyday and exam writing tasks with a live word count, instant checks for linking words, sentence length and repetition, and optional AI feedback. Drafts are saved on this device.

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Write an email to a friend inviting them to a weekend activity. Say what, when, where, and why they’ll enjoy it.

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How to improve

  • Plan for two minutes

    Write your main points and the order before you start. A clear plan makes a clear text.

  • One idea per paragraph

    Start each paragraph with a sentence that says what it’s about, then support it with details or examples.

  • Link your ideas

    Use however, as a result, for example and in addition to guide the reader — but don’t overuse them.

  • Vary your sentences

    Mix short and long sentences, and use words like although, which and when to build complex sentences.

  • Check for your own mistakes

    Keep a list of your common errors (articles, -s, tenses) and check for them every time you finish.

  • Match the tone

    An email to a friend and a complaint to a company need different greetings, phrases and levels of formality.

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