Speaking Practice

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Answer everyday questions out loud and get instant AI feedback on your grammar, vocabulary, and pace.

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A real-life question, with ideas you could mention.
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Speak naturally, up to 90 seconds. Re-record as often as you like.
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See what you said, your mistakes, and a more natural way to say it.

Introducing Yourself

A – BeginnerAbout 30 secondssimple present verbs

Tell me your name, where you are from, and one thing you like to do.

You could mention:Your nameYour city or countryOne thing you enjoy

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B – IntermediateAbout 45 secondspresent simple + present continuous

Describe yourself: your name, where you live, what you study or do for work, and a hobby you enjoy.

You could mention:Name and cityJob or studyHobby details

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C – AdvancedAbout 60 secondscomplex sentences with relative clauses

Explain how your background, interests, and goals shape who you are today, and give an example of a recent experience that reflects this.

You could mention:Background influenceInterest impactGoal example

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Your Hometown

A – BeginnerAbout 30 secondssimple present nouns

What is the name of your hometown and one thing it is known for?

You could mention:Town nameFamous landmarkLocal food

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B – IntermediateAbout 45 secondscomparative adjectives

Talk about where you grew up, what you like about it, and something you would recommend to visitors.

You could mention:Location detailsPositive aspectsVisitor tip

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C – AdvancedAbout 60 secondsmodal verbs for speculation

Compare the advantages and disadvantages of living in your hometown versus a big city, and argue which environment suits you better.

You could mention:Pros of hometownCons of cityPersonal preference

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Free Time and Hobbies

A – BeginnerAbout 30 secondsfrequency adverbs

What do you like to do in your free time? Name one hobby.

You could mention:Hobby nameHow oftenWhy you like it

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B – IntermediateAbout 45 secondspast simple for origins

Describe two hobbies you enjoy, how you got into them, and who you usually do them with.

You could mention:Two hobbiesHow you startedWho you do them with

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C – AdvancedAbout 60 secondspresent perfect continuous

Discuss how your hobbies have changed over the years and what they reveal about your personality.

You could mention:Past hobbiesCurrent hobbiesPersonality link

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Food and Cooking

A – BeginnerAbout 30 secondscountable vs uncountable nouns

What is your favorite food and how is it usually prepared?

You could mention:Food nameMain ingredientsCooking method

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B – IntermediateAbout 45 secondssequencing connectors (first, then, finally)

Talk about a meal you can cook yourself, the steps involved, and when you like to eat it.

You could mention:Recipe stepsCooking toolsPreferred time

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C – AdvancedAbout 60 secondscomparative structures with 'as…as' and 'than'

Explain the cultural significance of a traditional dish from your region and compare it with a similar dish from another country.

You could mention:Dish originCultural meaningCross-cultural comparison

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Travel and Vacations

A – BeginnerAbout 30 secondspast simple verbs

Tell me about a place you visited, near or far. What did you do there?

You could mention:Name of the placeWho you went withOne thing you did

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B – IntermediateAbout 45 secondsdescriptive adjectives

Describe a memorable trip you took, including where you stayed, what you saw, and why it was special.

You could mention:AccommodationSightseeingPersonal impact

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C – AdvancedAbout 60 secondsconditional sentences (if… would…)

Evaluate the benefits and drawbacks of traveling alone versus with a group, and give your recommendation for first-time travelers.

You could mention:Solo pros/consGroup pros/consAdvice

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A Memorable Experience

A – BeginnerAbout 30 secondssimple past + because

Tell me about one event that you remember well and why it stands out.

You could mention:What happenedWhen it happenedWhy you remember it

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B – IntermediateAbout 45 secondsexpressing feelings (adj + that)

Describe a memorable experience, what you felt at the time, and what you learned from it.

You could mention:FeelingsSituation detailsLesson learned

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C – AdvancedAbout 60 secondspast tenses and reflective language

Talk about an experience that changed the way you see things. What happened, how did your perspective change, and what advice would you give someone in a similar situation?

You could mention:What happenedHow your view changedYour advice

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Your Job or Studies

A – BeginnerAbout 30 secondspresent simple for routines

Do you work or study? Tell me what you do on a normal day.

You could mention:Your job or schoolYour daily tasks or subjectsOne example

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B – IntermediateAbout 45 secondslike/dislike + gerund

Explain what you like and dislike about your job or studies, and how you spend a typical week.

You could mention:LikesDislikesWeekly schedule

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C – AdvancedAbout 60 secondsfuture perfect and infinitive of purpose

Discuss how your current work or studies connect to your long-term career goals, and propose a plan to acquire a new skill.

You could mention:Career linkGoal descriptionSkill plan

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A Job Interview

A – BeginnerAbout 30 secondssimple present + because

Answer this common interview question: Why do you want this job?

You could mention:One simple reasonWhat interests youWhy you are a good fit

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B – IntermediateAbout 45 secondspresent perfect for achievements

Respond to: What are your strengths and how have you used them in a recent project or class?

You could mention:Strength nameExampleResult

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C – AdvancedAbout 60 secondsfuture conditional and persuasive language

Answer: Where do you see yourself in five years, and how will this position help you achieve that vision?

You could mention:Future visionPosition benefitAction steps

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Questions about speaking practice

How does the AI speaking feedback work?

Record up to 90 seconds in your browser. The AI transcribes your answer, underlines mistakes, shows speaking time, words per minute, filler count, grammar and vocabulary corrections with a lesson link, a natural-sounding version, and 2–3 useful phrases.

Is speaking practice free?

A free account gives you 15 AI feedback uses each month. Each recorded answer that gets feedback uses one of those slots; Pro members have unlimited uses.

Are my recordings saved?

Recordings are sent once for transcription, then immediately discarded. They are never stored, sold, or used to train AI.

What do I need to start speaking practice?

A free account and a current Chrome, Safari, Edge, or Firefox browser with a microphone. It also works in the browser on phones.