SINGLE PART

Drill one part until it stops being your weak point

Instead of sitting all four parts every time, pick the one part that's actually costing you a band and repeat it — same timings, same rubric, no need to sit the rest of the exam first.

Pick a part

Part 1.1 — Personal questions
Three short questions about your life and interests.
A2
Part 1.2 — Describe & give opinions
Two themed images: describe them, then justify your views.
B1
Part 2 — Abstract discussion
One image anchors a topic; address three questions together.
B2
Part 3 — Analyse an argument
Weigh both sides of a complex statement.
C1

When single-part practice beats a full test

  • You already know which part is dragging your band down and want reps, not a diagnosis.
  • You have five minutes, not twenty — a single part fits between other things.
  • You're building up to a first full test and want each part solid before combining them.

Once a part feels solid on its own, confirm it holds up under real conditions with a full test.

Know which part to start with?

Take a full test