Speak
Choose a situation. Each one has key phrases, a sample conversation, a practice quiz and a timed speaking challenge.
Everyday conversation
Beginner · Greet people at any time of day and reply naturally.
Self introduction
Beginner · Introduce yourself in 4–6 clear sentences.
Small talk
Intermediate · Start and keep a light conversation with strangers and colleagues.
Travel
Beginner · Buy tickets, ask about times and check in at a hotel.
Restaurant
Beginner · Order food, ask about dishes and pay at a restaurant.
Shopping
Beginner · Ask for items, sizes, prices and pay in a shop.
Workplace
Advanced · Handle updates, requests and difficult news with a professional tone.
Interview
Advanced · Answer the six most common interview questions with structure.
Presentation
Advanced · Signpost a presentation so the audience always knows where you are.
Storytelling
Intermediate · Tell a short story with a beginning, a problem and an ending.
Opinion practice
Intermediate · State an opinion clearly and give one reason.
Free speaking timer
Pick a length, pick a topic, and talk without stopping.
Speaking challenge
Talk about anything: your day, a plan, an opinion. Don’t stop until the timer ends.
Say it out loud. Nobody is listening — that’s the point. Mistakes are allowed.
Conversation practice — three versions
Meeting someone for the first time
You are at a college event or an office training. Someone sits next to you.
Ordering food at a restaurant
You are at a café. The waiter comes to your table.
A phone call at work
A client calls the office. You answer.
Job interview: “Tell me about yourself”
The most common interview opener. Keep it to 60 seconds.