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IELTS Academic Task 1 Report Checker

Check your report on a chart, table, map or process. Bandword compares your numbers with the real data, so wrong figures get caught, not just grammar.

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Example: what you get

You wrote: Yesterday I go to a interesting seminar, it was very good.

  • go → went (past tense)
  • a interesting → an interesting (article before a vowel)
  • very good → highly beneficial (stronger vocabulary)
  • Comma splice → …seminar, which was highly beneficial. (better sentence structure)

Better: Yesterday I went to an interesting seminar, which was highly beneficial.

What it checks: the 4 IELTS criteria

Task AchievementIs there a clear overview? Are the key features and comparisons covered accurately?
Coherence & CohesionAre details grouped logically into two clear paragraphs?
Lexical ResourceDo you use the right words for trends, proportions, locations or stages?
Grammatical Range & AccuracyAre comparisons, tenses and the passive voice correct?

The report structure examiners expect

The real exam asks for at least 150 words. Aim for about 170–190.

The right language for each visual

Practice charts included

No chart to hand? Bandword gives you practice questions: line graphs, bar charts, pie charts, tables, maps and processes. Pick the type you find hardest.

Questions

Should an IELTS Task 1 report have a conclusion?

No. A Task 1 report needs an overview, not a conclusion. Do not give your opinion either.

How many words for Academic Task 1?

At least 150 words in about 20 minutes. Around 170–190 words is a safe target.

Can it check my numbers?

Yes. For Bandword's practice charts, the AI knows the real data and flags figures that are wrong.

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