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Business English speaking practice for meetings and calls
Business English isn't a different grammar system — it's the same sounds under time pressure, often over a phone or video call's flatter audio. sayit scores a sentence about next quarter's budget exactly the way it scores one about your weekend.
- Free
- No card
- Scored every time
A 5-step routine
How to actually practise this
- 1
Practise call-typical phrases
Openings, hand-offs, and closings you actually reuse on calls.
Open Practice - 2
Build a work vocabulary deck
Your team's or industry's terms, said out loud, not just recognised.
Open Flashcards - 3
Rehearse a client or meeting scene
A roleplay scene with a tutor voice and suggested lines.
Open Conversation - 4
Time a short update
Give yourself the same window a stand-up or a call would.
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What you'll see
What the feedback shows
- Pace across a call-length sentence
- Sounds that blur when speaking over a headset or a phone mic
- Pauses — hesitation reads differently on a client call than in practice
Questions
Straight answers
Does sayit have business-specific vocabulary decks?
Flashcards can hold any deck you build, including work terms — the scoring engine underneath is the same one used everywhere else in the app.
Is this useful for phone calls specifically?
Yes, and video calls and in-person meetings too — the sounds and pace that matter don't change with the medium.
Does it check the grammar in my emails?
No. sayit is a speaking coach; it doesn't check written grammar.