On learning English — checked against official pages, terms of service, and primary research before we publish.
9 tools for checking English pronunciation, each opened and checked on its official page. 5 score your own voice; 6 have a free tier with no deadline.
5 free ways to look up how an English word is pronounced. Which one you open depends on the kind of word, and none tells you whether your own sound matches.
How to improve English speaking step by step: timed retelling (4/3/2 and 3/2/1), what CEFR levels A1–C2 mean, free practice at home, and why progress stalls.
You keep taking lessons, but your speaking is not improving. The fix is not better notes — it is recalling instead of re-reading. Three items, answers hidden.
Preply and italki keep your lesson audio once you switch it on, and both write a transcript. What to check, how to record it yourself, and what the terms say.
What to do in the minutes after an online English lesson, and how to pick the tool that keeps you doing it. Four options compared on cost, memory and scheduling.
How many hours it takes to move up a CEFR level, what those hours include, and why progress can stall even after you put in the time, based on primary sources.
SpeakCoach records the online English class you already take and turns what you said into corrections and a plan for next time.