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About English Sentence Practice

Improve your English speaking with real-life sentences and step-by-step speaking exercises. English Sentence Practice helps you build confidence by training you to speak complete English sentences aloud. Start with a short phrase and gradually add more words until you can speak the entire sentence naturally. Practice anytime, anywhere—without a teacher or speaking partner. Why it works Unlike vocabulary or grammar apps, this app focuses on speaking complete sentences, helping you develop natural fluency and confidence for real conversations. Features • Practice English speaking with hundreds of real-life sentences • Learn long sentences step by step • Repeat every sentence aloud to improve fluency • Listen to natural pronunciation before speaking • Customize speech speed and voice settings • Tap any word to instantly see its explanation • Build confidence speaking everyday English • Practice at your own pace

What’s new

Version 1.2 · Updated July 30, 2026

UI improvements

App privacy

The developer, Vahe Nersisyan, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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