Health drills
93 practice sentences, two ways to train — guided drills with model answers, or unguided Free Form challenges.
By level
Every drill is checked against model answers written at the band range it targets — Foundation drills are graded against Band 5.0–6.5 models, B1–C1 drills against Band 7.0–9.0 models — so the model answer you see is always one you can realistically reach next.
★Foundation — Band 5.0–6.5Short, everyday sentences with one clear rewrite move at a time, checked against Band 5.0–6.5 model answers — the highest mark on this track is 6.5 — each one explained step by step, built for learners just starting out.16 drills →B1B1 — ElementaryClear, direct sentences using common vocabulary, checked against Band 7.0–9.0 model answers. Build confidence with familiar grammar patterns.25 drills →B2B2 — IntermediateModerate complexity with embedded clauses and B2 vocabulary, checked against Band 7.0–9.0 model answers. The most common exam range.18 drills →C1C1 — AdvancedAcademic register, nominalisations, and complex structures, checked against Band 7.0–9.0 model answers. Push toward Band 7+ lexical range.8 drills →
By skill
Synonym swapReplace words with accurate synonyms that match the register and collocate correctly.48 drills →NominalisationConvert verbs and adjectives into noun phrases to raise academic register.14 drills →Passive voiceShift the grammatical subject to change emphasis without changing meaning.40 drills →Clause restructureRearrange how ideas are connected, splitting, merging, or inverting clauses.16 drills →Voice changeSwitch between active and passive constructions to vary sentence rhythm.1 drills →Register shiftMove from informal to formal register while preserving the original meaning.5 drills →Cleft sentenceSplit a sentence into two parts with 'It is...' or 'What...is' to emphasise one idea.5 drills →InversionReverse the normal subject-verb order, often after a negative phrase, for a more formal, academic tone.5 drills →