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Speaking · Part 3
In my opinion, studying abroad helps young people become more independent, because they
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Practise each part on its own, with explanations, even on your phone.
Write with a live word count and record your speaking right in the browser.
See a band for each criterion, why, and specific fixes within minutes.
The whole test with real timings on a computer, like exam day.
Features
The same timers, part order and audio rules as the real test.
Marked against the official criteria, with weak sentences rewritten.
Record in the browser; we transcribe and check fluency, grammar and range.
An estimated 0–100 score and CEFR level, always shown as an estimate, never an official mark.
Each skill's score over time and the weak spot to work on next.
Answers save as you go; after a drop you carry on where you left off.
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FAQ
No. It's an estimate and can differ from your real result. When we tried it on a few of LanguageCert's official sample Writing answers, it came close to the examiner's marks at B1 and B2 and was usually lower at C1 and C2. Use it to see your progress, not to predict your result.
No. Certyar is an independent prep site. We write our own questions in the exam format.
Yes, practising each part works on a phone. Full mocks are computer-only, as the real test is taken on a computer.
Your history and scores stay. To carry on and take full mocks, pick a 1- or 3-month subscription.
You record in the browser; we transcribe it and assess it against the official criteria. Pronunciation is approximate for now.
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