Practise English in minutes a day
Short, focused activities you can do today — speaking drills, quick quizzes, listening challenges, and worksheets. Filter by what you want to train and how much time you have.
14 resources found
Introduce yourself in 60 seconds
A repeatable drill to make your self-introduction automatic and natural.
Interview answers that sound like you
Prepare the five most common interview questions without memorising robotic scripts.
Small talk: starting conversations naturally
A short video lesson on openers that work in professional and social settings.
Quick check: present perfect or past simple?
Ten sentences to test the tense choice that confuses most intermediate learners.
One-minute debate starters
Quick-fire debate topics to train fast thinking and clear argument in English.
Animal sounds and names game
A movement game that teaches children 15 animal names through play.
Read-aloud fluency builder
Reading aloud connects your eyes, mouth, and ears — and exposes hesitation points.
Writing a clear request email
A simple four-part template for emails that get answered.
Mastering the “th” sound
A focused drill for the sound that trips up most Kinyarwanda speakers.
News summary challenge
Train fast listening by summarising one English news story in your own words.
20 phrases for meetings
The most useful phrases for agreeing, disagreeing, and interrupting politely.
Tell yesterday’s story
Use the past simple naturally by narrating your own day, not textbook sentences.
Phone call role-play: handling a customer
Practise the openings, clarifications, and closings of a professional phone call.
Shadowing: speak with the recording
The advanced technique for rhythm and natural speed — speak simultaneously with audio.