IELTS Speaking Practice with an examiner that listens back
Record your answers to real IELTS Speaking questions and get scored on fluency, vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation, with the exact words and habits holding your band back.
Written by Anjali Tripathi · CELTA and DELTA qualified · 5 years teaching IELTS
Practice speaking freeAll three parts
Part 1 interview, Part 2 cue card (long turn) and Part 3 discussion, as a full mock or single questions.
The 4 speaking criteria
Fluency & Coherence, Lexical Resource, Grammatical Range and Pronunciation, each scored.
Phoneme-level pronunciation
It tells you which sounds cost you marks, not just 'work on pronunciation'.
Native-English examiner voice
Questions and feedback in a clear, exam-realistic native-English voice.
How IELTS speaking practice works
You record a spoken answer to a real IELTS question. The AI transcribes it, then scores it against the four official Speaking criteria and shows you your own words with the fluency breaks, grammar slips and weak vocabulary highlighted. Because it can replay your audio infinitely, the feedback is more consistent than a single 11-minute human interview.
Scored on the four speaking criteria
Speaking is marked equally on Fluency & Coherence (pace, pausing, linking), Lexical Resource (range and precision of vocabulary), Grammatical Range & Accuracy, and Pronunciation. The practice tool gives a band for each so you know whether to work on speaking for longer, varying your structures, or sound-level clarity.
Parts 1, 2 and 3
Part 1 is short personal questions; Part 2 is a 1 to 2 minute long turn from a cue card; Part 3 is an abstract discussion. Each part rewards different things (Part 2 needs sustained fluency, Part 3 needs developed and justified opinions), and the tool gives part-specific feedback rather than one generic score.
Pronunciation feedback that's actually specific
Generic apps say 'improve your pronunciation.' The analysis here flags concrete patterns such as dropped word-final consonants, a substituted vowel, or sentence stress, so you can drill the exact sound that's capping your Pronunciation band.
Frequently asked questions
Can AI really score IELTS speaking?+
Your audio is transcribed and analysed for fluency markers, lexical range, grammatical accuracy and pronunciation patterns against the official descriptors, and it will show you the exact moments costing you marks. Being straight with you: our published weekly accuracy measurement covers Writing, and we will not publish a Speaking figure until there is ground truth to measure it against. Use the Speaking band as a guide to what to practise.
Does it cover all three speaking parts?+
Yes: Part 1, the Part 2 cue-card long turn, and Part 3 discussion, as single questions or a full timed mock.
What does the examiner sound like?+
Questions and audio use clear, native-English exam-style voices, so practice sounds like the real test.
How do I improve my speaking fluency?+
Speak for longer without long pauses, link ideas with natural connectives, and stop self-correcting mid-sentence. The tool shows where your fluency breaks so you can target them.
Is it free to try?+
Yes. Record an answer and get scored free before creating an account.
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