IELTS · PTE · GRE · Everyday English
English, explainedin your language
A coach that hears your accent, marks like an examiner and explains every mistake in the language you think in.
Most apps mark what you got wrong. FluentWin explains why, in the language you think in, and brings it back until it stays right.
Explained in your language
Every mistake, explained the way you think
Rules make sense faster in your own language. The coach shows what you said, the better line, and why it is better. The English stays English.
Hindi today. Vietnamese, Filipino and Japanese are next.
You · Speaking Part 3
Say it like this
I agree that cities need more parks.
Whyहिन्दी
agree अपने आप में क्रिया है, इसलिए इसके साथ am नहीं आता। I agree कहिए, या I am in agreement।
Inside the app
Everything between today and your test day
01Your plan
A plan for the days you have
Set a target and a test date. Each day puts your time where your score is weakest, and the plan moves as you practise.
- A starting check across all four skills
- Each day's plan goes where marks are lost
- Your test date sets the pace
02Practice
Every question type, the way the test sets it
Short sets with checks and hints, a lesson for each type, and full papers under real timing when you are ready.
- A strategy lesson for every question type
- Hints and checks while you practise
- Mock tests that follow the real rules
03Speaking
Speak to a coach who hears your accent
Answer real Part 1, 2 and 3 questions out loud. The coach listens for what you meant, then marks how you said it.
- Part 2 cue cards with the real timing
- Fluency, vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation
- Built for the way you speak, not a narrow accent
04Feedback
The reason behind every mark
Each answer comes back with the criterion it cost, the line that shows it and a better version, explained in your language.
- A band on every criterion, with evidence
- Explanations in Hindi, more languages next
- Practice aimed at the mistake you made
05Progress
Estimates you can trust
Each skill shows an estimate and the range it is likely to fall in, so you can watch the gap to your target close.
- An estimate for each skill, with its range
- Your target marked on every scale
- Estimates, never promises
Marked like an examiner
Know which criterion cost you the band
Writing and speaking are assessed on the criteria the exam publishes, with your own lines as evidence. Objective questions follow the test's own marking rules.
Writing · Task 2 · Your answer
Some people think cities should spend more on parks than on roads. To what extent do you agree?
In my opinion, cities should spend more on parks1, because green space makes peoples2 healthier and calmer. Moreover3, parks give children a safe place to play. On the other hand, roads matter for the4 economy, so the money should be shared with care.
Some people say new roads bring jobs. That is true, but a city that is pleasant to live in also brings business. For this reason, parks are the more goodbetter5 choice.
Examiner’s summary
A clear position with relevant reasons and good linking. Plurals, articles and comparatives are holding grammar at 6.0; fix those and 7.0 is within reach.
- 1Task ResponseYour position is clear from the first line. Keep it the same in the conclusion.
- 2GrammarPeople is already plural, so it takes no s.
- 3CoherenceGood: it adds a second reason. Save On the other hand for the opposite view.
- 4ArticlesUse the before economy when you mean the economy of a city.
- 5Word choiceGood has its own comparative: better, not more good.
Band estimate
≈6.5
likely 6.0 to 7.0
Estimates come from your practice, each with its likely range. They are not official scores.
One coach, four ways in
The exam you are taking, or simply better English
Each has its own course, practice and tests, built on the format its test owner publishes.
IELTS Academic and General Training
Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking in one place. Short practice with help on, full papers under real timing, and feedback that tells you which criterion cost you the band and why.
Listening · Reading · Writing · Speaking
IELTS
PTE Academic
All 22 scored question types, mock tests that only move forward, speaking items you get one take at, and scores on the 10 to 90 scale with the traits that decided them.
Speaking and Writing · Reading · Listening
PTE Academic
GRE General Test
Verbal and Quant with a second section that depends on your first, the on-screen calculator, mark and review, and the Issue essay rated with notes on what to strengthen.
Writing · Verbal 1 · Verbal 2 · Quant 1 · Quant 2
GRE
Everyday English
A placement that finds your level in twenty questions, chapters from first words to confident English at work, and conversations where the coach plays a part and corrects you as you go.
A1 · A2 · B1 · B2 · C1 · Work
Everyday English
A habit that holds
A trail to climb, one level at a time
Every course is laid out as a journey: short levels, stars to earn and a checkpoint at each summit. Missed questions come back first, so no climb is wasted.
- A streak that forgivesFive minutes keeps it alive, and a shield can save a missed day.
- Weekly leaguesFrom Trailhead to Summit: the top five of each week's table climb a league.
- FriendsAdd friends and keep each other going.
Plans
Start free. Upgrade when your test date is close.
Free
Find your level and build the habit.
$0always
No card needed
- The diagnostic and your starting estimate in each skill
- A short practice set every day in every skill
- Lessons for every question type, in your language
- The course journey, streaks, quests and leagues
- The daily read at your level
Pro
For your examEverything you need to reach your score.
$11.99a month
Local prices in the app. Cancel any time in your store account.
- Unlimited practice in every question type, every day
- Full mock tests under exam rules, with an estimate and its range
- Writing and speaking evaluated on each criterion, with the reasons
- Conversations with the coach that correct you as you speak
- Every mistake explained in your language
- A daily plan built around your test date
What is FluentWin?
An English coach in an app. It prepares you for IELTS, PTE Academic and the GRE, and teaches everyday English, with feedback that explains every mistake in the language you think in.
Which languages can the coach explain in?
English and Hindi today. Vietnamese, Filipino and Japanese are next. You choose the language once and can change it in settings.
Will it understand my accent?
The speech recognition behind FluentWin was chosen after testing it on speakers of many first languages, so it hears what you said rather than what it expected.
Is a person marking my answers?
No. Writing and speaking are assessed by AI against the exam's public criteria, and objective questions are marked by the same rules the test uses.
Are FluentWin scores official?
No. FluentWin shows estimates from your practice, each with the range it is likely to fall in. Only the test owner issues an official result.
How soon will I see an estimate?
After the diagnostic, or after a short practice set in a skill. The range narrows as you practise more.
Start where you are. Reach the score you need.
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