Free AI tools to practise English speaking

There is no dedicated English-speaking coach in our catalogue. These six assistants support voice or chat and can act as a speaking partner, plus one language-learning tool. Every link goes to the tool's own site.

Tools you can use

豆包Doubao — a free Chinese assistant with voice conversation.Free tierChinese UIdoubao.com ↗讯飞星火iFlytek Spark — a Chinese assistant with voice interaction.Chinese UIxinghuo.xfyun.cn ↗智谱清言Zhipu Qingyan — a Chinese chat assistant.Chinese UIchatglm.cn ↗文心一言ERNIE Bot — Baidu's Chinese assistant.Chinese UIwenxin.baidu.com ↗DeepSeekDeepSeek — a free Chinese assistant; text only, good for written drills.Free tierChinese UIICP filingdeepseek.com ↗TrancyTrancy — a language-learning tool with AI support.Free tierChinese UItrancy.org ↗

These are general chat assistants, not an official speaking-exam score. For scores, use the official test.

How to choose

• Just start talking: use a voice-capable assistant (Doubao, iFlytek Spark) and ask it to question you in English.
• Pronunciation feedback: record your own reading and ask the AI to compare stress and linking; treat it as a reference, not an exam score.
• Interviews and IELTS: use the scenario prompts below for ten minutes a day; do not memorise answers.

Three scenario prompts + a pronunciation loop

• Interview: “Act as an interviewer for a [role]. Ask me one question at a time in English, wait for my answer, then give one correction and one follow-up.”
• IELTS: “Ask me IELTS Part 2 questions. Give me one minute to prepare, then let me speak for two minutes; afterwards list three grammar fixes.”
• Travel: “Role-play a hotel check-in dialogue; correct my pronunciation of numbers and dates.”

Pronunciation loop: read 50 words, ask the AI to mark stress and linking, shadow it three times, record again and compare.

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