Skill profile
unmeasuredAirport, hotel, restaurant, doctor, shopping, directions, phone calls, emergencies, and small talk.
Unmeasured
current score
none
estimated level
0
saved signals
No saved evidence yet
movement
What this proves
Users may know grammar but freeze when they need the right phrase quickly in a real-world situation.
Next practical move
Repeat high-pressure scenarios until the first phrase becomes automatic.
Question inventory
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Recommended diagnostics
Airport, hotel, restaurant, doctor, shopping, phone calls, emergencies, and small talk.
Dialogues, workplace conversations, fast speech, and different accents in one listening diagnostic.
Vocabulary size, depth, passive recognition, and active use in one test.
A practical grammar map for tenses, articles, prepositions, modals, questions, and word order.
Skill challenge lane
These are short, shareable challenge rooms matched to the same skill signal. Use them when a full diagnostic feels too heavy but the weakness needs another repetition.
Friend-ready room / 80% miss
Use this 43s dialogue completion room to survive the situation without a script before the next full diagnostic.
Friend-ready room / 74% miss
Use this 42s dialogue completion room to survive the situation without a script before the next full diagnostic.
Friend-ready room / 70% miss
Use this 42s dialogue completion room to survive the situation without a script before the next full diagnostic.
Learning app bridge
Loop 1
Start with one focused diagnostic so the learning app knows what to personalize.
Loop 2
Convert weak situations into travel, phone-call, and emergency mini simulations.
Loop 3
After the next test, compare the score, review accuracy, and missed prompt types instead of only chasing one number.
Recent weak prompts
Take a focused test first. Once this skill has misses, this panel becomes a targeted repair list instead of a generic lesson suggestion.
Example prompts
At a hotel, your room card does not work. What do you say?
You are at a doctor. Explain that you have had a headache for two days and feel dizzy.
Travel English becomes much easier when the key words trigger the right situation.
Your flight is boarding at Gate 12. What should you do?