Language practice
Turn the chat into a language teacher, make listening exercises, and check your pronunciation.
Language practice is for academies, tutors and learners. It turns on when a workspace has a skill with the Language learning coach tool pack. It uses credits.
Turn it on
You turn it on with a skill.
Make a skill
Open Skills, press New skill, and give it a name, for example “English coach”.
Pick the tool pack
In Tool pack, pick Language learning coach and save. A Language practice button now appears on the workspace page.
The chat as a language teacher
Pick the coach skill in the chat (it has a small Language coach tag). Now the chat can:
- guess your level, from A1 (beginner) to C2 (very good);
- fix the grammar in a sentence and explain why;
- give a score to a piece of writing, with notes;
- make quizzes, grammar drills and flashcards, and explain a lesson from your files in simple words.
Listening exercises
Daneshyar writes a short passage for your level, reads it aloud, and adds questions.
Pick a level and a topic
Open Language practice → Listening. Pick the language to practise (English by default) and a level. A topic is optional, and you can write it in any language — the exercise is always in the language you picked. You can also paste your own text.
Press Make exercise
It can take up to a minute. The new exercise opens by itself.
Listen and answer
Play the audio, answer the questions, then press Show answer to check. Press Show the text to read along.
Check your pronunciation
Read a sentence aloud and get a score from 0 to 100, with tips for the words that need work.
Write the sentence
Open Language practice → Pronunciation. Write one or two sentences and pick their language.
Record
Press Record, allow the microphone, read the sentence, and press Stop. You can record up to 60 seconds. Listen, and press Record again if you want.
Check
Press Check my pronunciation. You see your score, what we heard, the words to practise, and a note on fluency.
Who sees it, and what it costs
- Your exercises and scores are yours only. Other members — and the owner — do not see them.
- Making an exercise and checking a recording use credits. If credits run out, you see a message.
- Your recording is sent to the AI service to be written down and scored, like a voice note.