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FREE ENGLISH PRACTICE TOOLS

Small tools.
Better English.

Tidy a sentence, check your writing or practise speaking. Pick what you need and take the next small step.

Free to use. No sign-in needed. Practise at your own pace.

ONE SMALL STEP IN PRACTICE

YOUR DRAFT

i practise every day

AFTER FORMATTING

I practise every day.

A capital letter and a full stop. The sentence formatter helps with these finishing touches; you review the meaning and grammar.

What would you like to work on?

Choose a skill. Preview the task. Open a tool.

6 tools to explore

Writing & editing

TIDY YOUR TEXT

Sentence formatter

Tidy spacing, capitalise the first letter and add ending punctuation. Review the result yourself.

Spacing, first-letter capitalisation and ending punctuation. Review grammar yourself.

Format a sentence

SAY IT ANOTHER WAY

Rewrite practice

Rewrite your own text with examples, a word-count comparison and a meaning checklist.

You write the new version; examples and a checklist guide you.

Practise rewriting

FIND A STARTING POINT

Blog title ideas

Turn a topic into six title patterns, then edit and copy the ideas that fit your article.

Edit the suggestions so they accurately describe your article.

Explore title ideas

CHECK YOUR LENGTH

Word Counter

Count words and characters as you write, with estimated sentence totals.

Word and character counts update as you type.

Count your words

Speaking & listening

BUILD A SPEAKING HABIT

Speaking self-check

Choose a prompt, practise with a timer and reflect on clarity, connected ideas and pauses.

A guided self-check, not an automatic fluency score.

Practise speaking

LISTEN, THEN REPEAT

Pronunciation playback

Listen to a word or phrase with your device’s English voice, then repeat it aloud.

Requires an English voice on your device. IPA transcription is unavailable.

Hear a word

MAKE IT PART OF YOUR DAY

A tool is a start. Practice makes it stick.

  1. Bring one small task.A sentence, a short draft or a word you want to say aloud.
  2. Notice what changes.Read the result or listen carefully. Think about what helped.
  3. Use it for yourself.Write another sentence or say the phrase in a conversation.

A little help before you begin.

Which tool should I try first?

Start with the Sentence formatter for a short writing task. To practise speaking, choose Speaking self-check and talk about one familiar topic. Choose the task that feels useful today.

Will these tools correct all my English?

No. The Sentence formatter tidies spacing, the first letter and ending punctuation; it is not a grammar checker. Rewrite practice guides your own rewrite. Speaking self-check helps you reflect on your practice rather than giving an automatic fluency score.

Can I use the tools on my phone?

Yes, the tools are designed to work in a mobile browser. Pronunciation playback needs an available English voice on your device, so the sound and voice options can vary. It plays text aloud; it does not generate IPA transcription.