Provides a detailed review of your essay, highlighting both what you did well and what needs improvement, focusing specifically on how well your essay flows and sticks together. You also get an indicative band score equivalent to IELTS standards.

Logical Organization:
It's like checking if your essay makes sense. It looks at how your ideas flow and if they're arranged in a way that's easy to understand.

Good vs Bad: It finds the parts of your essay that are well-organized and explains why they work. It also spots the confusing parts and shows how to fix them.

Suggestions: Offers tips on how to make your ideas flow better in future essays.


Paragraphing:
This is about making sure each section of your essay (each paragraph) is clear and contributes to your main point.

Good vs Bad: It points out which paragraphs are strong and why, and which ones are unclear. It also gives ideas on how to rewrite the unclear parts.

Suggestions: Gives advice on how to write paragraphs that are more focused and easier to understand.


Cohesive Devices:
Checks how well you're using words or phrases that link your ideas together (like "however," "because," "in addition").

Good vs Bad: It highlights where you've used these linking words well and where they've been misused, with suggestions on how to fix them.

Suggestions: Provides ways to improve your use of these linking words and phrases.


Topic Sentences:
Looks at the first sentence of each paragraph (the topic sentence) to see if it clearly introduces what the paragraph is about.

Good vs Bad: Identifies which topic sentences are effective and why, and which ones need work, with ideas on how to rewrite them.

Suggestions: Offers tips on writing clear and impactful topic sentences.


Counter-Points:
It evaluates how well you've discussed different perspectives or arguments that oppose your main point.

Good vs Bad: Points out where you've effectively addressed opposing views and where you've struggled, with suggestions on how to improve.

Suggestions: Gives methods for better addressing and integrating counterarguments.