Reading
Passages, question sets, timed practice, and reviewable mistakes.
LexiUp IELTS features
One IELTS loop from today’s task to the next review.
See how the study plan, focused drills, practice feedback, mistake review, and progress stay connected.
How the loop works
Four steps keep the next action clear.
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Start with direction
Open the next recommended mission or choose a focused skill checkpoint.
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Complete the attempt
Work through the task before opening its correction or feedback.
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Use the right checking
Objective items use answer checking; responses can use practice feedback.
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Return to Review
Save the issue, repeat a related task, and keep progress visible.
Practice by skill
Work on the skill that needs attention.
Reading, Listening, Writing, Speaking, Vocabulary, and Grammar each use focused practice rather than one generic activity.
Listening
Audio-led practice with answer checking and focused correction.
Writing
Task practice with grounded AI feedback and one focused next fix.
Speaking
Record short answers and request structured practice feedback.
Vocabulary
Build useful exam language through games, flashcards, and examples.
Grammar
Practise sentence accuracy through targeted correction activities.
Feedback and checking
Different tasks need different kinds of correction.
Objective Reading, Listening, and selected item types use answer checking. Writing and Speaking responses may use task-specific AI practice feedback.
LexiUp feedback supports practice. It is not an official IELTS examiner score or Pearson score report.
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Submit or record a response.
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Receive task-specific practice feedback.
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See evidence from the answer and one focused fix.
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Apply the correction and return to related Review work.
Review and progress
Mistakes become a next action, not a dead end.
Wrong answers can return through Review, while completed tasks and skill focus stay visible. Progress describes the learner's activity and practice signals; it does not claim an official result.
Review queue
Return to saved mistakes after the first correction is no longer fresh.
Related next task
Use a similar activity to apply the correction rather than memorise one answer.
Visible practice signals
See completed work, progress, and where another checkpoint may help.
Real product tour
Current screens, cropped for the decision they explain.
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Daily Mission
One recommended task keeps the study plan actionable.
Learning Path
The next task stays connected to the wider plan.
Writing feedback
Grounded feedback points to evidence and a practical next fix.
Mistake Review
Wrong answers stay visible until the learner returns to them.
Visible progress
Completed work and skill focus stay easy to scan.
Continue in the app
Start with one task, then keep the correction connected.
Free to start. Independent IELTS preparation.