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New IELTS Real Exam questions General IELTS Writing Module – Jul, Aug, Sep 2025 (UK, Canada, UAE, India)

Recent IELTS Writing Topics – General Module 2025

📌 Recently Asked IELTS Writing Topics – General Module 2025

Compiled from exams across India, UAE, Canada, UK & Australia

Use this post to practice authentic IELTS General Training writing questions. Attempt each task under exam conditions and review your answers critically. Focus on:

  • Meeting word count requirements
  • Structuring letters and essays clearly
  • Using formal/appropriate tone depending on the task
  • Including examples and relevant ideas to strengthen your answer
🔗 Check also: Mastering the Common IELTS ‘To What Extent’ Essay – Band 8+

🟠 IELTS Writing Task 1 – Letters

1. Aug 2025 – UAE: Builder issue

A builder recently completed some work at your home, but you are not satisfied with the result. Write a letter to the builder. In your letter:

  • Explain what you are unhappy about
  • Say what you would like the builder to do to fix the problem
  • State when you would like this work to be completed

Instructions: Write at least 150 words. No addresses needed.

2. Positive experience at a department store

You recently had a positive experience at a department store where a staff member was very helpful. Write a letter to the store manager:

  • Mention which part of the store you visited
  • Describe how the staff member assisted you
  • Suggest what the manager should do to reward their service

Instructions: Write at least 150 words. No addresses needed.

3. Garbage issue in your street

Your street has become dirty, and garbage is not cleaned regularly. Write a letter to your local council:

  • Explain the problem and how it affects your area
  • Describe your concerns about the impact
  • Suggest what the council should do to improve the situation

Instructions: Write at least 150 words. No addresses needed.

4. Note on duplicate removal

Duplicate questions were found in the original submissions. To maintain authenticity, repeated tasks have been removed from this list.

5. Colleague leaving job

Your colleague recently got a new job at another company. Write a letter to him/her:

  • Express how you feel about his/her departure
  • Say what you enjoyed the most while working together
  • Ask about his/her future plans

Instructions: Write at least 150 words. No addresses needed.

🟠 IELTS Writing Task 2 – Essays

1. Importance of giving gifts

Some people believe that giving gifts is an important way to show care and affection. Others think there are better ways to show care.

Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

2. National celebrations spending

In many countries, governments and individuals spend too much on national celebrations like New Year and religious festivals.

To what extent do you agree or disagree?

3. Parenting and child success

Some people believe that a child’s success in adulthood depends on how they were raised by their parents.

To what extent do you agree or disagree?

4. Important skills for nurses

Some people believe strong medical knowledge is the most important skill for nurses, while others think other qualities matter more.

Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

5. Hospitals: Technology vs Staff

Some people believe hospitals should spend more on medical technology, while others argue funds should go to doctors and nurses.

Discuss both views and give your opinion.

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