English practice for colleges

Better English for every student

Students practise listening, speaking, reading and writing, and get feedback on every answer. Faculty see how each class is doing. Placement teams know who is ready.

  • Try any practice set
  • Feedback on every answer
  • A CEFR level for each skill
Speaking · Talk about yourself
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Amara Okafor

Question 2 of 5 · 1 min 12 s

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B2
  • Clear opening and a steady pace.
  • Say “I have worked there since 2024”, not “I am working there since 2024”.
  • Link your ideas with “as a result” or “because of this”.

Levels so far

ListeningB2
SpeakingB2
ReadingC1
WritingB1

Ready for placement interviews

Job interview practiceRead aloudRetell a talkEmail to a managerStation announcementsGroup discussionSummarise an articleTalk about yourselfPhone call with a customerDescribe a pictureWrite a complaintWeather reportJob interview practiceRead aloudRetell a talkEmail to a managerStation announcementsGroup discussionSummarise an articleTalk about yourselfPhone call with a customerDescribe a pictureWrite a complaintWeather report

The four skills

What students practise

Four skills, short questions, and a clear CEFR level for each one.

A1
A2
B1
B2
C1
C2

Listening

Short clips from real situations. Pick, type or fill in what you heard.

Speaking

Read aloud, answer questions, retell a talk, or have a real conversation with an AI partner.

Reading

Notices, emails and short articles, with questions that check you understood.

Writing

Emails, summaries and essays, with feedback on every sentence.

How it works

From assignment to placement list

  1. 1

    Faculty assign a set

    Pick a ready-made set or build one for your class, then choose who gets it.

  2. 2

    Students practise

    Short questions in the browser, with feedback on every answer as soon as they finish.

  3. 3

    Everyone sees progress

    Levels for each skill, by student, batch and branch, ready to export.

For everyone

Made for the whole college

Students

  • All your assignments in one list
  • Feedback on every answer, not just a mark
  • Practise on your own whenever you like

Faculty

  • Assign a ready-made set or build your own
  • See who has started and who has finished
  • Listen to recordings and change a score if you disagree

Admins and placement teams

  • Levels by branch and batch
  • A placement-readiness list you can export
  • Add a whole class from a CSV file

See it for yourself

Try a listening set, a conversation or a short piece of writing and see the feedback a student gets. If your college has already added you, just log in.