Text Improver
Upgrade weak sentences: stronger vocabulary, tighter structure, clearer meaning.
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How it works
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Paste text that's correct but flat. The improver isn't a grammar fixer.
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Click “Improve my text” and read the upgrade list before the improved version.
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Find the pattern in the upgrades: it's usually one habit (weak verbs, filler, wrong collocations) appearing five ways.
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Apply that habit consciously in your next piece, then run it again and watch the upgrade list shrink.
Good to know
What “one level up” actually means
Improvement here is specific: vague verbs get precise ones (“get better” → “improve”, “look at” → “examine”), filler dies (“in order to” → “to”, “due to the fact that” → “because”), weak collocations become natural ones (“make research” → “conduct research”), and flabby structures tighten (“It is important to note that X” → “Notably, X”). What it deliberately isn't: thesaurus inflation. Text that sounds like it swallowed a vocabulary list scores worse in IELTS and reads worse everywhere.
The Lexical Resource connection
IELTS Band 7 Lexical Resource requires vocabulary used “with some flexibility and precision”, and Band 8 “skilfully”. The gap between Band 6 and Band 7 writing is rarely rare words. It's precise common ones and natural collocation, which is exactly the layer this tool operates on. The “one habit to build” line at the end of each result is designed to convert a single improved text into a durable band-level change.