English Pronunciation Practice
Hear words and sentences read aloud and say them back: 84 minimal pairs, 96 words grouped by sound and 36 short sentences.
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Pronunciation practice, vocabulary tests, arithmetic and fraction worksheets, times table practice, an essay word counter and more. Nothing to install and nothing to log into — build it in your browser and print it.
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Hear words and sentences read aloud and say them back: 84 minimal pairs, 96 words grouped by sound and 36 short sentences.
OpenPaste a word list and get a printable A4 test paper with its answer key.
OpenCount the words in an essay and check it against TOEFL, IELTS and Common App limits.
OpenMath
Arithmetic, times tables and fractions, plus the calculators that go with them. All of it is free and none of it needs an account.
Print addition, subtraction, multiplication and division sheets, with carrying and remainders under your control.
OpenRead the 2× to 19× tables, print blank worksheets, or practise on screen with instant marking.
OpenSimplifying, common denominators and the four operations, with every answer in simplest form.
OpenLength, weight, temperature, area and more — converted into every related unit at once.
OpenDiscounts, percent change, VAT and test scores, each with the formula shown.
OpenAnything marked "Available" opens straight away, with no account.
The words, essays and settings you type are handled inside the browser you are using and never sent to a server. The one exception is the Speaking check in English Pronunciation Practice: Chrome's speech recognition sends your voice to the browser maker's servers.
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If the page is already open, or you have downloaded the files, the core features work with no network requests. Anything that depends on browser support — speech recognition, for example — says so on its own page.