What does the IELTS Grammar Corrector check?
It checks grammar mistakes that can affect IELTS Grammatical Range and Accuracy, including sentence structure, tense, articles, agreement, punctuation and complex grammar.
IELTS Writing Grammar Tool
IELTS Grammar Corrector
Find the grammar mistakes that affect your IELTS Grammatical Range and Accuracy score, then learn exactly how to fix them.
Check My Grammar
Costs 1 credit per check.
IELTS-specific grammar analysis
Band impact explanations
Practice priorities
Grammar checker form
Check your IELTS grammar
Credit cost
1 credit per check
What is the IELTS Grammar Corrector?
This tool checks grammar mistakes that affect Grammatical Range and Accuracy in IELTS Writing. It focuses on the types of grammar issues that restrict your band score, then turns the result into a clear practice plan rather than a generic correction list.
Why grammar affects your IELTS Writing band
Accuracy
Range of structures
Complex sentences
Error frequency
Communication clarity
Common IELTS grammar mistakes this tool checks
Subject-verb agreement
Articles
Tense consistency
Run-on sentences
Sentence fragments
Relative clauses
Passive voice
Prepositions
Comma splices
Conditional sentences
Nominalisation
How to use the results
- Review red and amber errors first because they place the strongest ceiling on your grammar band.
- Study the corrected versions carefully so you can see exactly how the sentence should be built.
- Practise the top 3 patterns repeatedly in short sentences before using them in full IELTS responses.
- Use the full Writing Evaluator for complete Task Response, Coherence, Lexical Resource and Grammar feedback.
FAQ
Does this tool give an official IELTS score?
No. It gives an estimated grammar band to help you practise. Only an official IELTS examiner can award an official score.
Can I use this for Task 1 and Task 2?
Yes. You can paste Academic Task 1, General Training Task 1 or Task 2 writing.
How many credits does one grammar check cost?
Each IELTS Grammar Corrector check costs 1 credit.
What grammar mistakes affect IELTS scores most?
Common issues include subject-verb agreement, tense errors, incorrect articles, comma splices, sentence fragments, weak complex sentence formation and limited grammatical range.