IELTS Speaking practice with an AI examiner
Talk to an AI examiner that runs the test like the real one: Part 1 interview, a Part 2 cue card with one minute to prepare, and a Part 3 discussion. Then see your estimated band for all four criteria, with your transcript and corrections.
- Parts 1, 2 & 3
- Pronunciation from your voice
- First mock test free
Practise like it is test day
Speaking is the hardest skill to practise alone. The AI examiner gives you someone to talk to and an honest score afterwards.
An examiner that talks back
The examiner asks the questions out loud, listens, and moves through the test with follow-up questions, so you practise thinking on your feet.
Pronunciation measured from audio
Pronunciation is scored from your recording by a speech engine, not guessed from text. Fluency, vocabulary and grammar are scored from your transcript.
Full mock test or one part
Sit the full 11–14 minute test, or drill one part at a time. Every session uses a new question.
A better answer to learn from
See your transcript with grammar fixes, and a sample answer about one band higher that keeps your ideas.
How IELTS Speaking practice works
- 1
Choose a part or the full test
Part 1 interview, Part 2 cue card, Part 3 discussion, or all three in a row as a timed mock test.
- 2
Answer out loud
Use your browser's microphone. You get one minute to prepare in Part 2, just like the real test.
- 3
Get your band and feedback
An estimated band for each criterion, your transcript, corrections, and what to work on next.
The four Speaking criteria
Each criterion is worth 25% of your Speaking band.
- Fluency and Coherence
- Speaking at length without long pauses, and linking ideas so the examiner can follow you.
- Lexical Resource
- Enough vocabulary to talk about any topic, including less common words and natural collocations.
- Grammatical Range and Accuracy
- Using a mix of sentence structures, and how often they are free of errors.
- Pronunciation
- How easy you are to understand: individual sounds, word and sentence stress, and intonation. Accent alone does not lower your band.
Read the guides:Speaking Part 1Speaking Part 2Speaking Part 3
Can AI really score IELTS Speaking?
The AI scores against the public IELTS band descriptors. Fluency, vocabulary and grammar come from what you said; pronunciation comes from how you said it, measured from your audio.
The result is an estimate, not an official band. Its value is in practising often, under pressure, and seeing which criterion is holding your score back.
IELTS Speaking practice questions
Yes. Your first full Speaking mock test (Parts 1 to 3, about 14 minutes) is free, with a complete band report. No credit card needed.
A modern browser and a microphone. A quiet room helps the pronunciation score, because background noise makes your speech harder to measure.
Yes. Part 1 is a short interview on familiar topics, Part 2 is a cue card with one minute to prepare and up to two minutes to talk, and Part 3 is a discussion linked to the Part 2 topic.
No. IELTS scores how clear you are, not whether you sound British or American. The pronunciation score focuses on sounds, stress and intonation that affect understanding.
Yes. The Speaking test is identical for both.