Answer 121 cue cards with just 12 stories
Stop memorizing sample answers. Learn reusable frameworks, vocabulary and story patterns that adapt to any question the examiner asks.
- predicted topics
- 121predicted topics
- smart categories
- 5smart categories
- stories you need
- ~12stories you need
- daily practice drills
- 2 mindaily practice drills
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IELTS Trick
- One framework per category — 5 total
- Your own stories, mapped to every topic
- Natural fluency through adaptation drills
- Progress tracking shows your weak points
Five categories. Every topic covered.
All 121 predicted Part 2 topics organized into logical groups — each with its own framework, power vocabulary and story editor.
Place & Event
Cities, buildings, trips, celebrations, memorable occasions
52 topics · 1 frameworkPerson
Family, friends, role models, famous and successful people
23 topics · 1 frameworkSkill
Things you learned, want to learn, or taught someone else
16 topics · 1 frameworkTechnology
Apps, devices, websites, and how they changed your life
11 topics · 1 frameworkOthers
Books, films, sports, objects, and everything else
19 topics · 1 frameworkOne story → many answers
This is the core trick. Prepare one real story properly:
“My uncle, who started a small furniture business and grew it over ten years…”
That single story answers all of these cue cards:
- Describe a successful businessman
- Describe a person you admire
- A skill that took a long time to learn
- A time you received good advice
- A hardworking person you know
Build about 12 stories like this, and your coverage map shows you have prepared for the entire predicted topic list.
How it works
A clear path from your first login to exam day.
Learn the frameworks
Master one answer structure per category — the skeleton that fits every question.
Build your story bank
Write 2–3 personal stories per category with guided prompts. It takes about 10 minutes each.
Practice under exam timing
Random cue card, 1 minute to prepare, 2 minutes to speak — exactly like the real test.
Track and fix weak points
See your topic coverage and weakest category, then drill exactly that.
Your 12 stories are waiting
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