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Reading aloud practice with word-by-word feedback

Reading aloud is the fastest way to get sayit's most precise scoring: it already knows exactly what you meant to say, so every single word gets an exact verdict instead of a best guess at what freeform speech might have meant.
  • Free
  • No card
  • Scored every time
A 5-step routine

How to actually practise this

  1. 1

    Pick a passage

    Choose a leveled passage or open a book.

    Open Library
  2. 2

    Read it once through

    At your own pace, in one take, in Practice.

    Open Practice
  3. 3

    Review the full transcript

    Every word is tinted by verdict — not just the ones that failed.

  4. 4

    Re-read the worst sentence

    Find the one line with the most red words and read just that line again.

  5. 5

    Track completeness over the week

    Accuracy and how much of the passage you actually finished, together.

    See Progress
What you'll see

What the feedback shows

  • A clarity verdict on every single word, not just the flagged ones
  • Completeness — how much of the passage you actually read
  • Pace and pauses across a full passage
Questions

Straight answers

What's the difference between reading aloud and freeform practice?

Reading aloud runs in reference mode: sayit knows the exact target text, so scoring is precise down to individual words. Freeform scores only what it heard, with no known target.

Does punctuation affect the score?

Pauses at sentence and clause boundaries are expected and don't cost you — sudden pauses mid-phrase are what get flagged.

Can I read my own text instead of a set passage?

In the app, Library and Books give you full passages already leveled for you. The practice widget on this page works with any short passage you're given.