Every English skill gets its own diagnosis

Tenses, articles, prepositions, questions, conditionals, word order, and small rules that quietly change the whole sentence.

Word meaning, active recall, collocations, phrasal verbs, idioms, false friends, and image-based word choice.

Slow and fast speech, reductions, implied meaning, workplace audio, different accents, and detail recall.

Gist, detail scanning, inference, tone, paraphrase, reference words, and evidence judgment.

Spoken answers, quick reactions, hesitation, sentence length, clarity, structure, and confidence.

Difficult sounds, minimal pairs, stress, rhythm, intonation, and native-similarity signals.

Collocations, idioms, sentence rhythm, translated phrasing, register, and choices native speakers would actually make.

Grammar, sentence economy, tone, structure, email clarity, concise rewrites, and improved versions.

Meetings, emails, interviews, presentations, negotiations, client tone, and professional vocabulary.

Airport, hotel, restaurant, doctor, shopping, directions, phone calls, emergencies, and small talk.

IELTS, TOEFL, TOEIC, Cambridge, and PTE-style academic and workplace assessment signals.