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IELTS Writing Topics July & August 2026

These are questions test-takers say they saw during this window, gathered from checker submissions and topic reports. They are not predictions — exam questions often repeat from previous months, so use them as a realistic practice pool.

5 reported topics

informal letterlast seen Jul 19

You recently received a gift from a relative for your birthday. Write a letter to thank them. In your letter: thank them for the gift, explain how you have used it, and invite them to visit you soon.

informal letterlast seen Jul 19

A friend from another country is planning to visit you next month. Write a letter to your friend. In your letter: say how you feel about the visit, suggest things you could do together, and give some practical advice about the trip.

semi formal letterlast seen Jul 19

You have decided to leave your current accommodation. Write a letter to your landlord. In your letter: explain why you are leaving, say when you intend to move out, and ask about the return of your deposit.

formal letterlast seen Jul 19

You have seen an advertisement for a part-time job at a local company. Write a letter to the employer. In your letter: explain why you are interested in the job, describe your relevant experience, and say when you would be available to start.

formal letterlast seen Jul 19

You recently stayed at a hotel and were unhappy with the service you received. Write a letter to the hotel manager. In your letter: explain why you were staying at the hotel, describe the problems you experienced, and say what you would like the manager to do.

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