Rules library
Learn the rule, then drill it
Every lesson is the same shape: the rule in plain English, one worked example, then three drills with instant feedback. Ten minutes each.
Rules for blanks
Four checks, always in the same order: form, partner, meaning, sense.
SpeakingRead Aloud
Say every word once, at one steady speed, and never stop to fix a mistake.
SpeakingRepeat Sentence
Chunk it into three, start speaking within one second, and say something even if you missed words.
ListeningWrite From Dictation
Catch every word, then spend your time on spelling and word endings.
WritingWrite Essay
One clear position, two developed reasons, 200-300 words, in a fixed four-paragraph shape.
SpeakingDescribe Image
Use one template every time: what it is → highest → lowest → trend → one sentence conclusion.
SpeakingRetell Lecture
Notes in two columns — topic words and linking words — then retell in five sentences.
SpeakingAnswer Short Question
One or two words, answered immediately. No sentences.
WritingSummarize Written Text
Exactly one sentence, 5-75 words, joining the main points with 'and' or 'while'.
ReadingReading multiple choice
Find the proof line in the text. No proof, no tick.
ReadingRe-order Paragraphs
Find the standalone opener first, then follow the pronouns and linkers.
ListeningListening multiple choice
Answer the meaning the speaker gave, not the words you recognised.
ListeningListening: Fill in the Blanks
Keep your eyes one line ahead of the voice and type as you hear.
ListeningSelect Missing Word
Listen to the last full sentence — the ending must continue its logic.
ListeningHighlight Incorrect Words
Follow the text with your eyes at the speaker's speed and click the instant a word differs.
ListeningSummarize Spoken Text
50-70 words, three sentences, built straight from your notes.