One sentence, five moments
From something you said to something you can say better.
- 1You bring your own speech.
Record on your computer or upload your own file. Choose up to five ranges where you are speaking. Coverage is shown on every result.
2 ranges · 4:20 of 10:00 allowed · covers 18% of the recording - 2You confirm the words first.
If the transcript misheard you, you fix the words, and anything built on them is withdrawn.
You said · 00:41.6 “Yesterday I didn't went to the meeting.”
1Is this exactly what you said? - 3Then you choose what to practise.
Choose a topic to build your lesson. Automatic corrections are still being validated.
Yesterday I didn't go to the meeting.
Example · 00:41.6Base form after didn't - 4A short lesson, then a new answer out loud.
A rule, a reading, a few tasks, and a new 30 to 60 second answer. Spoken assessment is still being validated.
By Tuesday afternoon, the plan had changed. The payment test didn't pass, and the designer didn't get the final copy in time.
Speak: explain what didn't happen, and what you did instead. - 5Tomorrow a fresh prompt. Later, real evidence.
Practice results and your real conversations are kept apart. Fewer mistakes or a missing phrase is never counted as progress.
Practicedidn't + base form used correctly 2 timesReal conversation