IELTS Speaking Practice
Practice IELTS Speaking With a Live AI Examiner
A real conversation, not a recording box. The AI examiner speaks, listens, and responds in real time through all three parts of the IELTS speaking test - Part 1 questions, the Part 2 cue card, and the Part 3 discussion - then grades you on the four official criteria with pronunciation and fluency feedback.
How a session works
1. Start the conversation
Allow your microphone, and the AI examiner greets you and begins Part 1 - short questions about familiar topics.
2. Speak naturally, turn by turn
The examiner listens, detects when you finish, and moves the conversation forward - cue card, follow-ups, Part 3 discussion.
3. Get graded on all 4 criteria
Band score with sub-bands for fluency, vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation, plus a full transcript.
4. Fix what holds you back
Specific feedback tied to the band descriptors, so the next session starts above the last one.
Why a live conversation beats recording answers
The real test is interactive
IELTS examiners interrupt, follow up, and change topics. Practicing against a static question list never trains the switch-on-the-spot skill the exam actually measures. A live AI conversation does.
Fluency shows up under pressure
Hesitation, fillers and pacing only appear when someone is listening and waiting. The examiner detects your natural turn ends, so your fluency score reflects how you actually speak.
Graded like the real thing
Every session returns an overall band plus sub-bands for Fluency and Coherence, Lexical Resource, Grammatical Range and Accuracy, and Pronunciation - the same four criteria a human examiner uses.
Frequently asked questions
How does AI speaking practice work?
You have a live, spoken conversation with an AI examiner in your browser - it asks a question, listens to your answer, and responds in real time, moving through all three parts of the IELTS speaking exam: Part 1 personal questions, the Part 2 cue card with 1 minute preparation, and Part 3 discussion. The full session takes 11-14 minutes, like the real test.
Is it a real conversation or just recording answers?
A real back-and-forth conversation. The AI examiner speaks its questions aloud, detects when you finish answering, and follows up naturally - you never press a button between turns. It is the closest thing to sitting across from a human examiner.
What feedback do I get?
An overall band from 4.0 to 9.0 plus a sub-band for each official criterion - Fluency and Coherence, Lexical Resource, Grammatical Range and Accuracy, and Pronunciation - with a full transcript of your answers and specific advice on what is holding your band down.
Is speaking practice free?
Speaking is part of the $39 lifetime plan, which covers unlimited speaking sessions plus every Writing, Reading and Listening test. A free account still gets real value first: one AI-graded essay, a free listening test and a free reading passage, so you can judge the scoring quality before paying anything.
Do I need a speaking partner or an appointment?
No. The AI examiner is available whenever you are - no bookings, no time zones, no partner needed. Practice at midnight before your test if you want.
Ready to talk to the examiner?
Sign up free, try the scored essay and free tests, then unlock unlimited speaking sessions with lifetime access for $39.