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Practice English by texting in it

Most English practice apps test you on sentences someone else wrote. FluenText corrects the English you send to real people: the missing article, the present perfect where the past simple belonged, the preposition that no rule explains. Each correction shows the fix next to your own words.

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What did you think of the proposal?
I am agree with you.
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Verb
Original: I am agree with you.
Suggested: I agree with you.
Agree is already a verb in English, so it does not take to be. It is a false friend of estar de acuerdo and être d’accord, which do.

English mistakes FluenText catches

The errors that survive years of study, because nobody in a real conversation stops to correct them.

Present perfect vs. past simple

Yesterday I have seen that movie.

Yesterday I saw that movie.

A finished time expression — yesterday, last week, in 2019 — forces the past simple.

Prepositions that follow no rule

It depends of the weather.

It depends on the weather.

Depend on, married to, good at, interested in. These are learned one at a time, in context.

Missing articles

I am engineer.

I am an engineer.

Singular countable nouns need an article, even when your first language does without one.

Third person -s

She don’t like coffee.

She doesn’t like coffee.

He, she and it take the -s form, including on the auxiliary.

How English practice works

No lessons, no streak of flashcards. Just the conversations you would be having anyway.

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Real conversations

Text a friend — or an AI partner

Set a chat's language to English and message a friend who speaks it. No one to practice with? Open a chat with an AI conversation partner that replies at your level.

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Instant correction

Every message gets reviewed

Your English is checked as you send it. Mistakes come back highlighted right against your own sentence, tagged by category, with a clear explanation.

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Ask follow-ups

Type @coach when you are stuck

Ask why a correction happened, how to say something more politely, or what a phrase means. The coach reads the thread and answers inline.

Explanations in the language you already speak

FluenText knows your native language, so translations and explanations come back in it — and it skips grammar checks on messages you write in your own language.

English practice questions

That is the case it fits best. Intermediate and advanced learners stop getting corrected because people understand them anyway; FluenText keeps flagging the article, tense and preposition slips that fluency alone does not clear up.
It reviews messages written in the target language of that chat, whoever wrote them, and skips messages in your native language.