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Short, slow sentences about everyday life. Perfect if you are new to English dictation.
These exercises are made for learners who can read simple English but still find it hard to catch words when people speak. Every lesson uses short sentences about daily routines, family, food, weather and free time, read slowly and clearly by native speakers with both American and British accents.
Beginner dictation builds three skills at once: recognising common words in speech, spelling them correctly, and noticing basic grammar such as plural -s, past tense -ed and question word order. Ten minutes a day is enough to hear a clear difference within a few weeks.
When you can finish most beginner exercises with few mistakes at normal speed, try the Intermediate level, or practise real-life topics such as Travel English and Daily Conversation.
Yes, as long as the sentences match your level. Short, slow sentences let you check every word you hear, which is the fastest way to connect spoken and written English.
No. All exercises are free and work without signing up. An account only saves your progress and streak.