IELTS Speaking AI
Practice IELTS Speaking Parts 1, 2 and 3 anytime. Record your answer — get a band score, fluency analysis, and specific feedback in seconds.
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What you get after each speaking session
Band score
Overall score + individual scores for Fluency, Lexical Resource, Grammatical Range, and Pronunciation.
Specific feedback
Not "speak more fluently" — actual examples from your answer: "In minute 1:42 you paused for 4 seconds. Use fillers to maintain flow."
Vocabulary suggestions
Words you underused, overused, or could replace with higher-band alternatives.
A next-session plan
Wordly tells you exactly what to focus on next time based on your weakest criterion.
Frequently asked questions
Can AI really assess IELTS Speaking?
Wordly evaluates pronunciation clarity, fluency, lexical resource, and grammatical range — the four official IELTS Speaking criteria. While human examiners assess nuance and accent variety, AI feedback is highly accurate for identifying the most impactful areas to improve and is available 24/7 at no extra cost.
Which parts of the IELTS Speaking test can I practice?
All three parts: Part 1 (personal questions), Part 2 (long turn — 2 minutes on a cue card topic), and Part 3 (abstract discussion questions related to the Part 2 topic).
How do I improve my IELTS Speaking band score?
The most common reasons for a low Speaking score are: speaking too slowly with long pauses (fluency), limited vocabulary range (lexical resource), and repeated grammatical errors. Wordly identifies which of these is costing you the most points.
What band score do I need for immigration or university?
Requirements vary. Canada Express Entry typically requires Speaking 7.0+. UK Skilled Worker visas require overall 6.5+ (Speaking minimum 5.5). Most UK universities require Speaking 6.0–7.0 depending on the programme.
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