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10 Minutes of Speaking a Day
Seven Days of Progress 100 everyday English sentences

Total sentences practiced

5
Day 1
8
Day 2
13
Day 3
22
Day 4
36
Day 5
60
Day 6
100
Day 7
Practice progress (illustrative)

The Sentence You Practiced
Comes out naturally in real life

Travel, work, everyday life — you'll always have something to say.

Example in contextCould I get a latte to go, please?

Could I get a latte to go, please?

to go · for takeout
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Natural Pronunciation

From Saying It Right to Sounding Natural

  • Pinpoints exactly which sounds are off
  • Pronunciation, intonation, linking — nothing slips by
  • After shadowing, hide the text and say it on your own
Shadowing Score
86

I'd like a glass of water, please.

I’dlikeaglassofwater
In American English, the t in "ter" sounds like a d — don't pronounce a crisp t
AccurateCloseOff
Shadowing Score
82

Could you say that again?

Couldyousaythatagain
Link "could you" into /kʊdʒu/ — don't pop out one word at a time
AccurateCloseOff
Shadowing Score
79

Three thirty on Thursday.

ThreethirtyonThursday
For "th", lightly place your tongue tip between your teeth and push air out — an "s" or "f" will give you away
AccurateCloseOff
Shadowing Score
88

I've already eaten.

I’vealreadyeaten
In "already", the stress falls on "rea" — saying it flat sounds lifeless
AccurateCloseOff
Exam Prep

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  • IELTS and TOEIC mock tests in real exam formats
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  • High-frequency questions are updated regularly, so you won't run out
Part 2 · Long TurnQuestion

Describe a skill you learned recently.

  • What the skill is and when you learned it
  • How you started practicing
  • What was hard and how you overcame it
Prep Time00:47
RecordingAnswer

Describe a skill you learned recently.

AI is listening and will score you against the criteria when you finish

01:23/ 02:00
Score
85Overall
Fluency & Coherence88
Vocabulary Range82
Grammar Accuracy79
Pronunciation Clarity91
Grammar is your weak spot today: your tenses slip in complex sentences. Try 3 sets of conditional sentences first.

Simulated score, not an official result

Life Abroad

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Job HuntingIntroducing Yourself in an Interview
Settling InBooking a Clinic Visit by Phone
Talking to the PoliceCalling the Police for Help
Dealing with Government OfficesConfirming Identity and Purpose
Job HuntingDescribing Your Experience in an Interview
Settling InChanging an Appointment
Talking to the PoliceReporting a Lost Wallet
Dealing with Government OfficesAsking Someone to Slow Down
Job HuntingHandling Interview Questions
Settling InChecking In at a Clinic
Talking to the PoliceReporting a Lost Phone
Dealing with Government OfficesRequesting an Interpreter
Job HuntingStating Your Work Hours
Settling InRequesting a Medical Interpreter
Talking to the PoliceReporting a Theft
Dealing with Government OfficesAsking for Another Explanation
Job HuntingUnderstanding Your Job Duties
Settling InDescribing Your Symptoms
Talking to the PoliceReporting a Traffic Accident
Dealing with Government OfficesChecking Required Documents
Job HuntingAsking About Pay and Benefits
Settling InDescribing Pain
Talking to the PoliceDescribing the Vehicles Involved
Dealing with Government OfficesVerifying Your Name and ID Number
Job HuntingConfirming Onboarding Documents
Settling InSharing Your Allergy History
Talking to the PoliceConfirming On-Site Instructions
Dealing with Government OfficesConfirming Appointment Time and Place
Job HuntingConfirming Safety Training
Settling InExplaining Your Medications
Talking to the PoliceAsking Someone to Repeat
Dealing with Government OfficesParaphrasing to Confirm Understanding
Job HuntingConfirming Work Tasks
Settling InAsking a Pharmacist How to Take Your Medicine
Talking to the PoliceRequesting a Police Interpreter
Dealing with Government OfficesAsking for Written Instructions
Job HuntingRequesting a Shift Change or Time Off
Settling InAsking About a Bad Reaction to Medication
Talking to the PoliceGetting Medical Help on the Spot
Dealing with Government OfficesContacting a Professional
Job HuntingChecking Your Pay and Hours
Settling InPreparing for a Medical Test
Talking to the PoliceGiving Witness Information
Dealing with Government OfficesCorrecting Your Answer
Job HuntingReporting a Workplace Injury
Settling InFollow-Up Visit for Test Results
Talking to the PoliceLooking Up a Police Report Number
Dealing with Government OfficesConfirming Next Steps
Job HuntingRaising a Workplace Conflict
Settling InCalling for Emergency Medical Help
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