Duolingo English Test practice that scores like the real thing
Write a timed-style response and see your estimate on the 10-160 scale in about a minute, scored across task development, organization, vocabulary and grammar, with your three costliest fixes quoted back.
Writing checker
Write a response to a real Duolingo English Test prompt and get your score with the three fixes costing you the most, quoted from your own words.
Check my writing → π€Speaking: Read, Then Speak
Record one real task with your mic and get scores back in about a minute, with your transcript beside them.
Start speaking → πReading practice
Real item types, marked the moment you submit, with the right answer beside every question you missed.
Start reading → π§Listening practice
Play it once, the way the real test plays it, then answer. The transcript unlocks after marking.
Start listening → πQuestions with model answers
Every Duolingo English Test writing prompt with a full top-scoring answer and notes on why it scores. Read one, then write your own.
Read the bank → π―Today's practice
One writing task and one section, already chosen for you. No menu, no deciding, and it keeps your streak.
See today →Know the shape of the test
1 hour
one adaptive online session, taken at home with just a computer and webcam
10-160 scale
one overall score with subscores like Literacy and Production
Timed writing
extended writing prompts with only minutes to plan and write
2-day results
certified results typically within about 48 hours
What DET scores mean
120+
The range many universities commonly request for admission
105-115
Competitive for a wide range of programs
130+
The range selective programs commonly look for
Requirements vary by institution and visa route; always confirm the exact score your program asks for.
Questions in the official format, with model answers
Read a top-scoring model answer for each question, then write your own and get scored in about a minute.
Do you prefer planned trips or travelling without a fixed plan?
Question + model answer βDescribe a person who has had a strong influence on your life.
Question + model answer βWould you rather work for a large company or a small one?
Question + model answer βIs it more important for a job to pay well or to be enjoyable?
Question + model answer βDescribe a challenge you faced and how you dealt with it.
Question + model answer βShould children learn a foreign language as early as possible?
Question + model answer βWould you rather live in a busy city or a quiet town?
Question + model answer βIs getting news from social media a positive or negative change?
Question + model answer βDescribe a skill you taught yourself without a teacher.
Question + model answer βAre exams the best way to measure what a student has learned?
Question + model answer βDescribe a place you go to when you need to think clearly.
Question + model answer βDo you prefer the same routine every day, or variety?
Question + model answer βIs it better to buy a few expensive things or many cheap ones?
Question + model answer βDescribe a time you changed your mind about something important.
Question + model answer βIs taking a year to work or travel before university a good idea?
Question + model answer βDescribe a dish from your country that you would cook for a visitor.
Question + model answer βIs it better to have a few close friends or many acquaintances?
Question + model answer βDescribe something you own that you would never sell.
Question + model answer βShould every student be required to take part in sport at school?
Question + model answer βDescribe a time you helped someone who needed it.
Question + model answer βDescribe a teacher you still remember
Question + model answer βIs it better to live near your family or far away?
Question + model answer βDescribe something you failed at first and later managed to do
Question + model answer βShould companies let people work from home permanently?
Question + model answer βDescribe a book, film or song that changed how you think
Question + model answer βQuestions people ask
Is this the official Duolingo English Test?
No. Onterra Tutor is an independent practice platform. You write answers to original prompts in the test's style and get instant, rater-style estimates so you know where you stand before paying for the real thing.
How is my writing scored?
Across task development, organization, vocabulary and grammar on the 10-160 scale, with realistic calibration so your practice number behaves like the real one.
How long should I write?
The real test gives you about 5 minutes per extended prompt. Aim for 80-150 focused words; the checker expects at least 50.
Is it free?
Your first scored practice each day is free with no sign-up. A free account unlocks more daily checks, and unlimited practice costs a few dollars a month.
Onterra Tutor is an independent practice tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Duolingo, which owns the Duolingo English Test trademark.