Enough English: Speak & Learn

Know what you want to say, but struggle to find the English words?

Choose a useful topic in Enough English and start with one example. Say the sentence, try it again with fewer hints, then use what you have practiced in a guided dialogue. Build familiarity with the expressions you need for introductions, travel and everyday work conversations.

Designed for Chinese-speaking learners. The interface, explanations and task prompts are in Simplified Chinese; practice sentences and audio are in English.

A CLEAR NEXT STEP EACH TIME YOU PRACTICE

• Listen: understand a useful phrase with Chinese explanations and American English example audio • Repeat: say a complete sentence and see the text recognized from your answer • Recall: try to say the expression as text hints are reduced • Respond: take your turn in a guided dialogue with a situation and task prompts

Replay an example, pause when needed, and continue at your own pace.

PRACTICE FOR LIFE, TRAVEL AND WORK

Follow 41 topics across six stages of practical communication: • Everyday conversation: introduce yourself, discuss interests and share experiences • Travel: ask for directions, discuss prices, explain your needs and ask for help • Plans and arrangements: make invitations, agree on a time and discuss conditions • Work: describe abilities, divide tasks, give progress updates and present information • Interviews and discussions: explain relevant experience and share your point of view • Clarification: ask someone to explain and check that you understood

BUILD SENTENCES FROM USEFUL PHRASES

See how common expressions and sentence patterns work in different examples. Practice with hints, then try recalling the complete sentence yourself. Save expressions you want to use again and return to review them.

MAKE ROOM FOR SPEAKING PRACTICE

Start a topic without booking a lesson or finding a conversation partner. Speak at your own pace, check the recognized text and compare your response with the reference expression. When speaking is inconvenient, switch to listening mode and return to spoken practice later. Listening and speaking progress are recorded separately.

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