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    A placement passage. Three short paragraphs, ten questions, one map.

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    One slip, and the whole campus goes to work.

    Every surface tags your work in the same 112-skill vocabulary, so a mistake you make in speaking is what your flashcards drill tonight.

    All 112 skill tags

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    Reading

    Skimming for Gist

    Slips asToo NarrowToo Broad

    Mastery38% needs work

    1. Noticed
    2. Taught
    3. Drilled
    4. Cleared

    Caught in a Reading mock

    Logged asToo NarrowToo Broad

    3 slips across your last attempts

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    A1 Foundations: Q&Awith Ms Adeyemi00:00 / 60:00
    Warm-upQ&A focusPair practiceFeedbackRecap
    0/25 in class

      A shared whiteboard, in a live room.

      A live room around a shared canvas. Vote on what to fix first, and the corrections file straight to your ledger.

      Task 2: Subject-Verb Agreement
      Co-Learning SpaceOn stage
      22:14

      Some people think students should pay university fees. Discuss both views.

      Mind Map: Who should pay?

      Who pays?

      • students, parents, taxpayers

      Access

      • loans, scholarships
      University fees

      Quality

      • funding, class sizes

      Economy

      • skilled jobs, higher taxes

      Feedback that reads like a teacher's markup.

      The same review you get after every mock: an overall verdict, a band for each criterion, numbered corrections, and examiner feedback on every question.

      Writing

      Writing Task 2: Environmental laws

      72%40 min

      A Wordrig practice estimate, not an official IELTS or CEFR result.

      72%
      B2

      Clear position, thin development

      Went well

      • Clear opinion from intro to conclusion.
      • One idea per paragraph.

      Work on next

      • Check verbs after “I” and “if”.
      • Give each reason one example.
      IELTS Writing Task 2
      6.5/9.0

      B2

      CEFR

      268

      Words

      Overview6.5
      Key features6.0
      Data support5.5

      Your position is clear from the first paragraph, but the second reason is asserted rather than explained, and one point drifts away from government action.

      Feedback

      Your Writing

      In nowadays, pollution is one of the most serious problems facing the modern world, and it affects every country regardless of its wealth. I am agree that governments must take firm action, because the planet is a shared home that every future generation will inherit. To begin with, factories release enormous quantities of harmful gases into the atmosphere each day. If environmental laws is stricter, companies would be forced to invest in cleaner technology, which would cut emissions significantly and slow the pace of climate change. In addition, the state should do strict penalties for businesses that pollute rivers and forests, so that the cost of damaging nature outweighs the profit. In conclusion, stricter regulation is necessary to Although some argue that tighter rules raise costs for industry, the long-term benefits to public health and the planet clearly outweigh them.

      Task Achievement Errors

      Model answer

      Few would dispute that industrial pollution now threatens public health on a global scale. I strongly agree that governments must respond with tougher regulation, both because voluntary measures have repeatedly failed and because only the state can impose costs large enough to change corporate behaviour…

      Examiner

      Went wrong

      The essay takes a clear position but supports only the first reason with an explanation. Verb errors in the first lines (“I am agree”, “laws is”) are noticed straight away by an examiner.

      Fix

      Plan two reasons and write one example for each before you start. Spend your last three minutes checking verb forms only.

      Watch both screens before it counts.

      Every activity opens in rehearsal. Nothing is scored yet: explore your side, see your partner's, then you both press ready.

      Family Tree Info Gap

      2:41

      Step 1 of 6

      How it works

      • AskFill the blanks only your partner can see.
      • Take turnsOne cell per question, spoken or written.
      • Get scoredFeedback for both of you at the end.

      The questions you ask. Taught live by a teacher.

      Ask anywhere on Wordrig. Each week the most asked questions at your level become a live workshop, and you are told which block answers yours.

      This week’s questions

      B band0/9 grouped

      Forums0 sent

      • Listening

      Ask a teacher0 sent

      • Listening

      Campus0 sent

      • Listening

      Task 2 conclusions0 asked

        Linking words0 asked

          Ending Part 20 asked

            Every question format, sorted by skill.

            Twenty-four formats run across drills, mocks and pop-up quizzes. Watch each one play out, or click in and try it yourself: tap, type, drag, write and record.

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            Multiple Choice

            1. Question
            2. Answer
            3. Feedback

            Choose the correct letter, A, B, C or D.

            Why are cities laying new tram lines, according to the writer?

            Every mistake, from every room. Composed into your lesson.

            Errors are tagged with a micro-skill wherever they happen. Each week they collect in your mistake ledger, a teacher approves the lesson built from them, and it arrives on your plan’s schedule as a narrated blackboard lesson in your own sentences.

            How your lesson is prepared

            0/6

            This week’s mistakes

            0/4

            1. Subject-Verb Agreement

              3×

              I am agree with that.→I agree with that.

              P2P live debate

            2. High-Frequency Collocations

              2×

              Governments should do stricter laws.→Governments should pass stricter laws.

              Co-learning critique

            3. Conditionals

              2×

              If laws is stricter, crime would fall.→If laws were stricter, crime would fall.

              Writing Task 2

            4. Subject-Verb Agreement

              2×

              She don't think so.→She doesn't think so.

              Speaking mock

            1. Collected

              9 mistakes3 skills

            2. Scripted

              “You said: I am agree with that…”

            3. Voiced

              0:41

            4. Board composed

              Three fixes

              I am agree → I agree

              The live debatePassing laws

            5. Teacher approved

              Approved

            6. Delivered

              6 min lesson

            Did the fix stick? A pop-up quiz finds out.

            Every slip lands in your mistake ledger with a micro-skill tag. A few times a month, without warning, a short quiz drops with fresh questions on exactly those tags. What you get right moves on. What you miss goes back into the ledger.

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              Pop-up quizzes

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              Three to six drops a month, never two within three days.

              Always know where you stand.

              Every module reads from the same practice, so your radar and your predicted band move the moment you finish a task.

              Six ways to meet a word, one schedule to keep it.

              Every card is built for one job: recognise it, recall it, use it, hear it or say it. FSRS spaces each review just before you would forget, and the slips from your mocks and drills turn into cards on their own.

              Flip card

              1. Prompt
              2. Answer
              3. Review
              Flip

              mitigate

              /ˈmɪtɪɡeɪt/

              Flip

              The only row with every box ticked.

              Wordrig next to nine platforms you may already use. Each is strong at what it was built for; none of them does all six.

              Full Partial Not offered Their strongest area
              Capability comparison across six axes. Each rival leads on one axis; Wordrig is the only player rated full on all six.
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              Tap a column to see who covers it, or a platform to set it against Wordrig.

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              One Mistake Ledger feeding every room. That coherence is the thing a stitched-together stack cannot copy at any price.

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              Your Contribution XP

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              Recent XP

              • Your answer was marked as the solutionIELTS Writing, yesterday+20
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              Where are you now, and where are you going?

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              Access for
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              • Teacher-led topic workshops you can take part in
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              • Your questions and your grading go first
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              Every feature, side by side.

              The same grading engine on every tier. The paid ones add live humans, frequency and priority. Open any row for the detail.

              Feature comparison across the Free, Foundational, Smart Money and Powerhouse tiers.
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              Curriculum & Library
              6 intro submodules, +6 band-matched after placementScaled to your journeyScaled to your journeyScaled to your journey
              No runway: unlocked content onlyJourney days, exactJourney days, exactJourney days + 30-day life buffer
              2× your journey days2× your journey days2× journey days, absorbs the buffer
              Your monthly rate, one-timeYour monthly rate, one-timeYour monthly rate, one-time
              Your unlocked content, foreverFree, foreverFree, foreverFree, forever
              Your unlocked submodules onlyUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
              5 branches, lifetimeUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
              Bundled with your unlocked submodules, one passUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
              Assessment & AI Grading
              1 full mock/mo, whole or sectional, timed only1/week scheduled2/week scheduled2/week + surprise mocks
              1 lifetime1/month1/month1/month
              1 WT1 + 1 WT2 /moUnlimited (custom RAG)Unlimited (custom RAG + SpeechAce)Unlimited (custom RAG + SpeechAce, priority)
              Mock's 3-part section + unlocked speaking questionsUnlimited (Azure)Unlimited (Azure + SpeechAce)Unlimited (SpeechAce primary, Azure backup)
              Mocks + unlocked practice questionsUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
              Azure: mocks + unlocked speaking questionsAzure full suiteAzure + SpeechAceSpeechAce + IELTS-rubric mapping
              QuaternaryTertiarySecondaryPrimary
              Personalized Learning
              1 lifetime1/month2/month4/month (weekly)
              1/month2/month2/month
              Last 30 days viewableFull historyFull historyFull history
              Top 3 onlyFullFullFull
              Today's band + confidence rangeTrajectory modelTrajectory + rubricFull ensemble
              P2P & Practice
              9 lifetime, one per templateFull library, fair useFull library, fair useFull library, fair use
              AI + Live, low matchmaking priorityAI + Live + AsyncAI + Live + AsyncAI + Live + Async, priority
              9 of 58, one per templateAll 58All 58All 58
              Live Classes & Community
              rolling, drop in any day
              1 hr/day (Mon-Fri)
              View-onlyFully interactiveFully interactive, priority Q&A
              Site-wide, read-onlySite-wide, read + postSite-wide, read + postSite-wide, read + post
              Gallery only: watch + chatStage + gallery, band-filterableStage + gallery, band-filterable
              eligibleeligible
              Private stats onlyBand-filtered, both XP tracksBand-filtered, both XP tracks
              Human Escalation
              under 92% confidenceunder 92% confidenceunder 92% confidence
              2/mo: 1 writing + 1 speaking4/mo: 2 writing + 2 speaking8/mo: 4 writing + 4 speaking
              Accountability
              Re-engagement nudges onlyAI check-insAI check-insAI check-ins
              one contactone contactone contact
              Streak onlyfullfullfull

              What actually moved their band.

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              “I had been writing the same article mistakes for two years and nobody had ever told me they were the same mistake. The ledger put nine of them under one tag.”
              Rina H.Nurse, registering with the NMC, Kolkata, 14 weeks

              IELTS Academic

              6.0to7.5
              “My first course told me my writing was weak. This one told me which four things were weak, and in what order to fix them.”
              Elif K.Second attempt after a 6.0, Izmir, 16 weeks

              OET, then IELTS

              “The written feedback reads like a teacher marked it, because a teacher checked the parts the model was unsure about.”
              Karim H.Doctor, sitting OET then IELTS, Beirut

              IELTS Academic

              “Practising with another learner sounds worse than practising with a teacher. It was not. Our mistakes filed to both ledgers, with a note on who said what.”
              Daniyal S.Applying to a UK conversion course, Lahore

              IELTS Academic

              6.0to7.0
              “I stopped translating in my head somewhere in the second month, and I could not tell you exactly when.”
              Yuki S.Transferring to a Toronto campus, Sendai, 12 weeks
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