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Your answer, marked tonight.

Type your answer or photograph your handwritten page. The checker marks it against the Cambridge criteria, explains every mark, and shows you a model answer. For tests, Sir Xahid approves the marks before you see them.

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From your page to Sir's red pen

Five steps, usually done the same evening. Scroll and watch an answer travel through them.

  1. 1

    Write your answer

    Pick a past-paper question or a task Sir has set. Write it on paper, the way you would in the exam, or type it straight into the checker.

    • Live word count
    • Optional exam timer
  2. 2

    Upload it

    Typed answers go in as they are. For handwriting, snap each page in good light; the checker reads your writing and keeps the pages in order.

    • Up to 8 photos
    • Typed or handwritten
  3. 3

    Get it marked

    Your answer is marked against the Cambridge criteria: a mark for content, a mark for language, comments on the exact lines that earned or lost marks, and a model answer.

    • Line-by-line comments
    • Model answer
  4. 4

    Sir approves

    Tests, and any answer the checker isn't sure about, go to Sir Xahid first. He reads the marks and comments, changes anything he disagrees with, and signs it off.

    • Every test checked by Sir
    • Marks he can change
  5. 5

    Improve

    Fix the one thing it flagged, rewrite, and check again. Every result lands in your portal, so you and Sir can watch the scores climb test by test.

    • Score history in the portal
    • Rewrite and recheck

A marked answer, start to finish

A narrative composition (1123, Paper 2, Section B). Tap a highlighted line to read the comment.

CompositionWrite a story that begins: "The lights went out just as..."

The lights went out just as Ammi lifted the biryani pot. For a moment nobody moved. The ceiling fan sighed to a stop, and the heat crept back into the room like a cat that had only pretended to leave.

Outside, the generators of the whole street started one by one, they were very loud and very noisy. Dadi began to recite something under her breath. My little brother found the torch and shone it straight into my eyes, delighted.

"Somebody check the meter," Abbu said, in the voice he used for things that were definitely somebody else's job.

That was when we heard the knock. Three slow knocks, then nothing, then three more. Nobody we knew knocked like that.

21/25

Composition

Band 4 of 5 · Practice

Approved by Sir
Content and structure13/15
Style and accuracy8/10
  • The opening drops the reader straight into the moment and the family feels real.
  • Similes and small details (the torch, Abbu's voice) show character without explaining it.
  • "Very loud and very noisy" repeats one idea. Pick one precise word: roared, stuttered.
  • A comma joins two full sentences in paragraph two. Use a full stop or a semicolon.

Practice or test, you always know which

PracticeAbout 3 minutes

Results straight away

Write as often as you like. Your marks, comments and model answer come back in minutes. If the checker isn't sure about a mark, it tells you and passes that answer to Sir.

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TestSame evening

Sir approves first

Class tests and mocks wait for Sir. He reviews the checker's marks, changes anything he disagrees with, and only then do you see your result.

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What it can check

  • Directed writing
  • Descriptive composition
  • Narrative composition
  • Argumentative writing
  • Summary
  • Explicit meaning
  • Implicit meaning
  • Use of language
  • Short response
  • Letters, speeches, articles, reports

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