The real exam on any device — four parts, real timings, an examiner voice. Speak, and get your CEFR band with written feedback in about a minute.
Real prompts. Real timings. Real image cards. Practise a single part in five minutes, or sit the whole exam — the flow matches the day of the test, question for question.
Warm the voice. Everyday prompts, short answers, no room for stalling.
Same topics, one gear up. Range, tense, and precision start to count.
Three prompts, one image, sixty seconds to think. The part that decides most bands.
Argument points, opinion, structure. Say something worth grading.
Describe a time technology made your life easier.
Your answer
Last year I buyed a smartwatch, and it completely changed the way I organize my day.
✦ C1 model answer
Last year I invested in a smartwatch, and it has completely transformed the way I structure my day.
Phrases worth learning
A real, hand‑graded sample — annotated against the same rubric your test is scored on.
See the full sample resultThe four parts, the sixty‑second prep, the image cards, the examiner voice reading each question aloud. Nothing softened for practice — because nothing gets softened on the day.
Every answer comes back with the lines that lifted your band, the ones that cost it, and a full C1 rewrite — the exact version of what you meant to say, ready to rehearse.
Every plan credits coins you spend on full tests or single parts — subscribe to a bigger bundle whenever you want to practise more often.
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The exam is scored on a 0–75 scale, which maps to a CEFR band from A1 to C1. LimeTalk grades each part the same way, so you get a numeric score and a band on every attempt.
No. New accounts start with free coins, enough to try a few parts before you need to top up or subscribe. Coins are spent per attempt — a single part costs less than a full test.
Yes. Single-part practice lets you drill one section — P1.1, P1.2, P2, or P3 — repeatedly without sitting the whole thing. Most people warm up on single parts before a full mock.
Grading follows the same rubric dimensions examiners use — grammatical range and accuracy, vocabulary, fluency, and coherence and cohesion. It’s a strong practice signal, but it’s an estimate, not a guarantee of your result on exam day.
No. LimeTalk is an independent practice platform built to mirror the real exam’s four-part structure and timings. Scores are AI-generated practice estimates, not official results.
Free plan, no card. Four parts, real timings, a CEFR band before you close the tab.