Free resources
Free resources for learning English
Practice material for learners who already understand English but still can't speak it fluently: B2 to C1, no account, no cost.
If you have studied English for years and still can't follow a real conversation, the problem is almost never your vocabulary. It is that spoken English doesn't sound like written English: words run together, syllables drop, and “what do you want to” becomes “whaddya wanna”. Nobody taught you that, because it isn't in the books.
These resources go straight at that gap. Real audio in seven different accents, expressions sorted by CEFR level, and practice tests built in the format of the official Cambridge exams — all open, no sign-up first.
What you'll find here
Each section ships separately. The ones without a link yet are in preparation.
English level test
Thirty grammar, vocabulary and reading questions calibrated from A2 to C2. Immediate result, with a breakdown of where you're strong and where you aren't.
Practice exams
Listening tests in the format of B2 First, C1 Advanced and C2 Proficiency: full audio, answer sheet, and the transcript once you're done.
Pronunciation and connected speech
Why native speakers lose you even when you know every word. Gonna, wanna, whaddya, shoulda — each reduction with its audio and its slow version.
Idioms
More than eighty expressions sorted into B2, C1 and C2, each with a meaning, a translation, an example and its pronunciation.
Phrasal verbs
Coming soonThe phrasal verbs that actually turn up at work, while travelling and in everyday conversation, grouped by context instead of by particle.
Vocabulary by theme
Coming soonVocabulary sets for describing people, arguing a point or defending a position, calibrated to the level you already have.
Guides and articles
Coming soonHow long B2 to C1 really takes, what actually changes between levels, and how to prepare an exam's listening paper in a few weeks.