Practise speaking with a clear, checkable task

Speaking practice can begin without a microphone or a recording. Choose a short purpose, say a complete line and compare it with a useful model.

Use the pattern in context

Listen to one fixed sentence, pause and repeat it at a comfortable pace. Read the transcript when you need it, then try the line without looking. Change one detail to make the message your own: a name, a date or a request. For a conversation, practise asking for clarification as well as answering. A partner can tell you whether the message was understandable.

Examples to compare

  • Repeat: Could you say that again, please?
  • Adapt: Could you repeat the room number?
  • Extend: Did you say fourteen or forty?

Limits and useful distinctions

The site does not hear, record or score your pronunciation. Matching a recording from memory is not proof of speaking proficiency, and a synthetic model is one reference rather than a human conversational partner. Avoid racing the audio; use pause, replay and speed controls to support understanding.

Check your understanding

Does this site automatically assess your spoken answer?

Reveal the answer and reason

No. It provides fixed audio and text for self-directed practice.

There is no microphone input or hidden pronunciation score. Read the guide

Try a new example with the same purpose. Check that your version keeps the intended meaning and grammatical pattern.