AI English Roleplay: Practice Speaking in Real-Life Scenarios

All five core CEFR levels are supported: A1 (Beginner), A2 (Elementary), B1 (Intermediate), B2 (Upper Intermediate), and C1 (Advanced). Each scenario is labelled with its target level so learners can choose appropriate challenges. A1 scenarios use simple vocabulary and short exchanges, while C1 scenarios involve nuanced discussion, idiomatic expressions, and complex grammar structures.

Over 400 scenarios cover the situations English learners actually encounter: ordering at restaurants, checking into hotels, navigating airports, shopping, job interviews, workplace conversations, social introductions, visits to the doctor, banking, public transport, and university settings. New scenarios are added regularly based on learner demand.

The AI stays in character throughout the conversation and corrects grammar, vocabulary, and phrasing naturally within its replies — the way a patient native speaker would. It does not interrupt the flow with formal corrections. Instead, it models the correct form in its response and occasionally highlights useful expressions, helping you learn from context rather than isolated rules.

Yes. Roleplay practice builds the spontaneous speaking and listening skills tested in IELTS Speaking, Cambridge FCE/CAE, and other oral exams. Practising varied scenarios improves your ability to respond to unexpected questions, maintain a conversation, use a range of vocabulary, and self-correct — all criteria that examiners assess. Dedicated IELTS preparation modules are also available separately.

Browsing all 400+ roleplay scenarios and reading their descriptions is completely free with no account required. Starting an interactive practice session requires a free account. Premium subscribers get unlimited AI practice sessions, detailed feedback, and access to advanced teacher personalities.

Traditional courses teach grammar rules and vocabulary in isolation. AI roleplay puts you inside a conversation immediately, so you learn language in context — the way children acquire their first language. You make mistakes, get corrected naturally, and build muscle memory for real interactions. It complements formal study by giving you the practice hours that classrooms cannot provide.

There is no limit. Each time you repeat a scenario the conversation takes a different path based on your responses, so you encounter new vocabulary and sentence patterns. Repeating scenarios is one of the most effective ways to build fluency — each pass makes your responses faster and more natural.

Yes! We add dozens of new scenarios every month based on user feedback and common real-life needs. If you have a specific scenario you'd like to see, you can request it through our community forum.