Speaking
Choose how you want to speak
Activities are grouped by what they train. Pick one and start — no account, speak or type.
New here?BeginnerYour first 30 seconds of English.Answer one familiar question.
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Speak
Practise answering everyday questions in your own words.
- 51 exercisesFree SpeakingJust talk about a topicGet a topic and speak naturally for as long as you like. The most flexible way to practise.Open
- 12 exercisesConversationA back-and-forth that buildsAnswer an opening question, then follow-ups that dig deeper — like a real conversation.Open
- 50 exercisesQ&A SpeakingOne question, one clear answerShort, focused questions. Give a complete spoken answer to each one.Open
- 8 exercisesPicture TalkDescribe what you seeLook at an image and describe it — people, place, and what might be happening.Open
- 50 exercisesStorytellingTell a short storyUse a prompt to tell a story with a beginning, middle and end.Open
- 8 exercisesRole PlayPlay your part in a sceneReal-world scenes — a shop, an interview, a hotel desk. Speak your side of it.Open
- 54 exercisesSpeaking PromptsA prompt a dayA large bank of speaking prompts across every topic and level.Open
Build Fluency
Structured reps that make speaking smoother.
- 50 exercisesShadowingListen, then say it backPlay a short line, repeat it closely, and compare your transcript to the original.Open
- 50 exercisesRead AloudRead a passage out loudRead a short passage clearly. We compare your transcript to the text.Open
- 50 exercisesSpeed SpeakingKeep talking, no long pausesSpeak continuously on a simple topic. The aim is flow, not speed for its own sake.Open
- 51 exercisesSentence SpeakingSay one sentence wellA sentence appears. Say it clearly and naturally. Great for beginners and warm-ups.Open
Improve
Target a specific weak spot.
- 50 exercisesPronunciationMake tricky words clearerPractise words and short phrases that learners often find hard to say clearly.Open
- 50 exercisesVocabulary SpeakingUse new words out loudSpeak using a small set of target words so they stick in your active vocabulary.Open
- 50 exercisesGrammar-Aware SpeakingSpeak with a grammar focusShort speaking tasks that push one structure — past tense, comparisons, conditionals.Open
Pronunciation — jump to a focus
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