I understand English but I can’t speak. Where do I start?

Take the 3-minute level test, then go to Practice → Speaking. Every lesson ends with a timed speaking challenge.

Yes. All lessons, quizzes, reading and resources are free, with no sign-up.

Is it for children or adults?

Both. Kids Level 1 and 2 use pictures and stories; Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced work for students, adults and professionals.

Beginner › Pronunciation

Beginner 🗣️ Pronunciation

Hear the difference and say it clearly.

Sounds that are often mixed: v / w (very / wery), th (think, this), z vs s (zoo, sue), and final consonants that get dropped (cold → col).

Read each line aloud, slowly, then at normal speed. The note tells you what to listen for in your own voice.

very — wery ✗top teeth on bottom lip for v

think — tink ✗tongue between teeth

this — dis ✗voiced th

zoo — suez vibrates

cold — say the final d

Say: We very much want the vegetables

Question 1 of 3Multiple choice

For the ‘v’ sound, the top teeth touch the:

Say 10 times: “Very well, thank you. This Thursday we will visit the village.”

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Say it out loud. Nobody is listening — that’s the point. Mistakes are allowed.

Do the practice quiz above, then mark it complete.