English
Practice speaking English with instant AI feedback
Many English learners understand films and articles but freeze when they have to speak. Regular speaking practice with clear feedback turns passive knowledge into confident, natural answers.
What to focus on when speaking English
Present perfect or past simple
“I have visited London” or “I visited London last year”? The difference is whether you mention when it happened. It’s one of the most common errors in spoken English.
Phrasal verbs
Native speakers say “give up”, “look forward to” and “figure out” far more than their formal equivalents. Using them makes you sound natural.
Articles
“A”, “the” or nothing at all: “I love music”, “the music in this café”. Articles are small but noticeable when they’re wrong.
Example English speaking topics
Spin the wheel and you might get one of these. Answer out loud for a minute or two.
A Memorable Journey
Tell me about a journey you’ll never forget.
The Perfect Weekend
What would your perfect weekend look like?
Social Media: Friend or Foe?
Is social media a friend or a foe? Why?
Tip for English learners
Practise hypotheticals: “If I could live anywhere, I would…”. They mix tenses in a way that shows up constantly in real conversation.
How Flunivo helps you speak English
- Choose English and your level, from beginner (A1) to advanced (C2).
- Spin for a topic and answer out loud, or type if you can’t talk right now.
- Get scores for fluency, grammar and vocabulary, with corrections and better word choices.