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stage 1Do you sound native or translated?
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This path catches the phrases, collocations, idioms, tone choices, and fast-speech blind spots that make good English feel foreign.
Why this path works
Translated English is addictive to fix because one better phrase can instantly make the whole sentence sound smarter.
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question styles
52-96 min
full route

First visible win
The first result usually finds one repeatable pattern: unnatural collocation, literal phrase choice, or tone that is too stiff.
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Signal sequence
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Naturalness scan
Finds literal learner phrases and more native alternatives.
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Collocation depth
Tests whether words combine naturally, not just whether they are known.
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Expression range
Separates useful expressions from risky, outdated, or awkward ones.
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Phrasal control
Checks high-frequency verb-particle choices in real contexts.
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Tone control
Shows whether English sounds too formal, too casual, or too vague.
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Fast speech check
Confirms whether natural English stays understandable at real speed.
Test library inside this path

Detects translated-sounding English and shows how to choose more natural phrasing.

Helps users stop producing unnatural word combinations.

Explains when expressions are natural, informal, formal, rude, outdated, or regional.

Tests recognition, usage, sentence completion, and confusion between similar phrasal verbs.

Tests whether the user can choose formal, informal, polite, natural, and appropriate language for each situation.

Tests whether the user understands real spoken English like gonna, wanna, didja, could've, I dunno.