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Life & fun · August 21, 2026

English Measure

The best way to improve the skill you are lacking in English

What it does

On English learning platforms, you're often forced to focus on general English rather than the specific skills you're lacking. EMA, however, focuses on your weaknesses: writing, reading, listening, and speaking. If you can write but not speak, then just do speaking exercises.

Take our free 15-min online English level test. Get an instant CEFR certificate (A1-C2) & practice reading, writing, listening & speaking with AI today!

It takes just 15 minutes of your day — and gives you concrete, measurable improvement in return. Fits even into a busy day — yet adds up to a real difference by the end of the year. On a task like “Write about your weekend”, the AI corrects your sentences within seconds. Negative past tense: use "didn't" and keep the verb in base form. The words you learn come back right before you would forget them. We build a weekly program around your level and goals — use it as-is, or swap any day for your own exercises. Real users who started with different goals share their EnglishMeasure experience. “ I started from zero. I followed the 20-minute daily program and went from A2 to B1 in three months —…from englishmeasure.com

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