Four English skills, marked against the official criteria.

Sit the paper, submit it, and get a score with a comment on every criterion, so you know where you stand after each attempt.

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Four skills, one system

The same practice room serves all three exam modes.

Reading: Academic passages across the full range of question types.
Listening: Four sections, played once, as in the real test.
Writing: Task 1 and Task 2, marked on four criteria.
Speaking: Three parts recorded, with pronunciation feedback.

Exam simulation

All four skills run in the same practice room. This is the real interface, not a screenshot.

Passage 140:00

The Impact of Urban Green Spaces

A. Modern cities are increasingly adopting green infrastructure solutions to mitigate the severe impact of urban heat islands. Traditional asphalt and dark brick rooftops absorb massive amounts of solar radiation, re-radiating heat into ambient city atmospheres during both peak daylight and twilight hours.

B. By integrating extensive vegetative covers, commonly referred to as green roofs, structural architects can introduce active biological systems capable of shading building surfaces and reducing ambient temperatures through evapotranspiration.

Street trees provide shade and cooling through a biological process called ________.

Permeable pavements reduce heat by allowing ________ to penetrate and evaporate.

Exams supported

Three practice modes

Pick the mode that matches your goal. All three share the same practice room and the same marking.

IELTS

Academic, all four skills. Writing and Speaking are marked against the official criteria.

Most complete

VSTEP

Vietnam's six-level foreign language framework, following the standard paper structure.

Vietnam framework

APTIS

A general English proficiency test, practised skill by skill.

General

How marking works

A score that comes with a reason

Writing and Speaking are marked automatically against the criteria of the band scale, with a comment on each criterion rather than a single number.

Speaking is transcribed before it is marked, so the feedback tracks what you actually said, down to word-level pronunciation notes. A teacher can review a marked attempt and adjust the score.

The four Writing criteria

Task Response: How fully and accurately the prompt is answered.
Coherence & Cohesion: Structure, the line of argument, and how ideas connect.
Lexical Resource: Range, accuracy and naturalness of vocabulary.
Grammatical Range & Accuracy: Variety of sentence structures and grammatical accuracy.

Speaking uses its own criteria, including Pronunciation. VSTEP and APTIS use their own scales.

Getting started

The first four steps

01
Create an account
Free to register, no card required.
02
Take the placement test
Establish where you are now.
03
Practise daily
Work skill by skill and get feedback as soon as you submit.
04
Sit a mock test
All four skills under exam timing. Results are stored per criterion so you can track progress.

For centres and schools

Each institution gets its own space: classes, teachers, learners and reporting, on one platform.

Students working at laptops in a smart classroom at the Institute.

A separate space per institution: Learners, teachers and classes stay inside their own institution's data scope.
Snapshot proctoring: Snapshots are captured at intervals during an attempt and sent to a review screen for a teacher to check.
Reporting by class and by skill: Scores, progress and submission counts are aggregated per class and per skill.

Frequently asked questions

How the marking works, and what the exam simulation actually does.

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The free plan covers Reading and Listening practice with a preview of AI feedback. No card required.

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