Practice spoken English with feedback on pronunciation, grammar, and fluency

What is Pronounce?

Pronounce is an English speaking practice tool that analyzes speech and suggests areas to improve. It combines pronunciation and grammar feedback with an AI conversation partner, so a learner can rehearse a real situation and review the language used. The official product describes support for American and British pronunciation targets. The useful starting point is a concrete speaking task, such as explaining a project, answering an interview question, or opening a meeting.

Rehearse a situation you expect to face

Choose a conversation that matters in your daily work or study and speak an answer in your own words. Feedback can point to pronunciation, fluency, grammar, or a clearer alternative phrase. Work on a small number of corrections at a time, then repeat the answer without reading it. This connects the practice to a message you need to communicate instead of memorizing isolated sentences.

Turn recurring feedback into a practice plan

The AI partner provides opportunities to continue a conversation, including everyday exchanges and professional scenarios. When the same sound or phrasing issue appears repeatedly, keep a short list and practice it in several contexts. Record whether a listener would understand the intended point, as well as whether a suggested form is more natural. Clear, confident communication is a more useful goal than erasing every trace of an accent.

Features to explore

• Spoken English feedback
• Pronunciation and grammar review
• AI conversation partner
• American and British pronunciation targets

Who is Pronounce for?

Useful for English learners who want regular speaking practice tied to meetings, interviews, presentations, or daily conversation, particularly when they can revisit recurring feedback and combine practice with real interactions.

Before you get started

Speech recognition and automated feedback can misread accents, names, or background noise. Check uncertain corrections with a teacher or proficient speaker, and choose a pronunciation goal that supports clear communication.