Loop one English sentence
Replay, pause and compare a fixed approved sentence at your chosen speed.
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General American English. Spoken examples are synthesized with Microsoft Azure Speech, the Andrew voice. Captions include the answers; leave them off for the listening challenge. About our audio.
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- One sentence at a time (0s–7s)
Use a fixed model and a visible transcript.
Spoken example: Choose one recorded sentence. Listen to the whole message before studying the details.. - Choose and replay (7s–14s)
The player uses approved fixed sentences, not arbitrary text synthesis.
Spoken example: Choose from the fixed sentence list. Replay the same model when you need another listen.. - Pause and repeat (14s–22s)
Say the line independently after pausing.
Spoken example: Pause and repeat the line independently. The site does not record or score your voice.. - Use loop deliberately (22s–30s)
Loop repeats until you pause or change the sentence.
Spoken example: Loop the sentence when useful. Pause or choose another sentence to stop the repetition.. - Compare at normal speed (30s–38s)
Slower playback helps inspection; return to normal to compare rhythm.
Spoken example: Use slower playback to inspect a detail, then compare the line again at normal speed.. - Your next step (38s–45s)
Choose one useful line and change one detail in your own example.
Spoken example: Open sentence player. Repeat one useful line, then change a detail to make a new example..
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