Writing Workshop
Start writing from a prompt. Structure is reviewed first, then expression — whether the argument holds, whether paragraphs flow, whether the wording sounds natural — item by item.
Skills Training
A training room for each of the four skills.
Each skill breaks down into repeatable drills: loop the line until you hear it, score it until you say it right, review it paragraph by paragraph until it reads well.
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Specialized training rooms
0.4×
Minimum playback speed
100%
Exercises available offline
Listening Workshop
Loop it until the part you missed is clear.
Audio and subtitles are aligned line by line, with 0.4×–2.0× speed, sentence looping, and dictation. Words you can't spell go straight into your word bank.
- Line-by-line alignment and sentence looping
- Pitch stays true at any speed, so slow playback still keeps connected speech clear
- Dictation mode grades itself and saves new words
Speaking Practice
Scored the moment you finish, with exactly what went wrong.
Situational dialogues are scored on fluency, pronunciation, grammar, and word choice, with line-by-line playback and more natural phrasing. Phonetics Primer takes correction down to the phoneme.
- A dozen-plus everyday and workplace scenarios
- Four-dimension scoring with line-by-line suggestions
- Phoneme-level pronunciation assessment
Writing and grammar get feedback too
Writing is no longer just "this feels off." Review points to the exact spot and how to fix it.
Grammar
Rules are explained point by point, with practice immediately after. Points you keep getting wrong are collected in the diagnostic log.
After practice, no mistake goes to waste
Every problem that surfaces in training flows back into one profile, becoming the starting point for your next session.
Record
Misspellings in dictation, slips in speech, corrections in writing — all flagged and categorized.
Attribute
The diagnostic log groups them by knowledge point to surface the weak spots that actually recur.
Drill again
Weak points move into tomorrow's tasks automatically and leave the queue only once you get them right.
Start training
Listen to one passage today.
Three minutes, listened to line by line, beats an hour of background listening.