All Exercises
37 categories of real-world English practice — all built from actual IT materials. No generic examples here.
- Most popular
Vocabulary
IT-specific terms, collocations, and word families across 20 thematic sets.
-
Grammar
Tenses, conditionals, passive voice, modals, and hedging language — all in IT context.
- Trending
Pronunciation
Cache, nginx, kubectl, SQL — how to say tech terms correctly with audio drills.
-
Reading Comprehension
Read RFCs, API docs, changelogs, architecture docs, and tech blog posts.
-
Writing
Bug reports, commit messages, PR descriptions, post-mortems, ADRs, and more.
-
Listening
Tech conference talks, standups, customer support calls, and demos.
-
Speaking
Remote meetings, code reviews, self-introductions, and presenting features.
-
Email & Communication
Professional emails, LinkedIn messages, async communication, and Slack norms.
- High demand
Interview Prep
Behavioral, technical, and system design interview questions for 24 IT roles.
-
Phrasal Verbs
IT-specific phrasal verbs: roll back, spin up, tear down, sign off, and 60 more.
-
Idioms & Slang
"Under the hood", "quick win", "rubber duck" — 50+ tech idioms explained.
-
Collocations
"Push a commit", "raise a ticket", "run a test" — the verb-noun pairs devs use daily.
-
False Friends
Actual vs. current, implement vs. imply, library vs. bookstore — avoid these traps.
-
Acronyms
200+ acronyms with pronunciation guide. Do you say SQL or "sequel"?
-
Code Reading
Describe code in plain English — functions, classes, error messages, and algorithms.
-
Numbers & Data
Performance metrics, SLA percentages, version numbers, and benchmark figures.
- New
Code Review Language
Write constructive PR comments, respond to feedback diplomatically, and master code review vocabulary.
- New
Incident Response
Communicate during outages, write postmortems, run war rooms, and master on-call English.
- New
AI & Prompt Engineering
Write precise AI prompts, evaluate LLM outputs, and discuss AI systems in professional English.
- New
Tech-to-Business Translation
Explain technical decisions to non-technical stakeholders — executives, clients, and product managers.
- New
Remote & Async Communication
Write clear async updates, manage time zones, and communicate effectively across distributed teams.
- New
Sprint Demo & Releases
Present sprint results, announce releases, and communicate product changes to mixed audiences.
- New
Mentoring & Coaching
Give structured feedback, run 1:1s, help junior developers grow, and coach without micro-managing.
- New
Open Source Contribution
Write issue reports, respond to maintainers, submit PRs, and communicate in open source communities.
- New
Meeting Language
Run stand-ups, facilitate planning meetings, manage action items, and handle difficult moments in technical meetings.
- New
Presentation Language
Open strong, explain architecture clearly, handle Q&A, and present sprint demos and technical proposals.
- New
Negotiation Language
Push back on scope, defend technical decisions, negotiate deadlines, and reach agreement without conflict.
- New
Abbreviations & Acronyms
LGTM, WDYT, TBH, NGL, ASAP — decode and use the abbreviations that fill Slack, PRs, and standups.
- New
Word Formation
Build IT vocabulary faster with word families, prefixes, suffixes, and compound words used in tech.
- New
Code Comment Language
Read and write inline comments, JSDoc, Python docstrings, and README code sections in clear professional English.
- New
Debugging Language
Read error messages, describe bugs precisely, narrate your debugging process, and communicate during incidents.
- New
Estimation Language
Give hedged time estimates, do back-of-envelope calculations, read SLAs, and plan capacity — in confident English.
- New
Certification Language
AWS, Azure, GCP, and Kubernetes exam vocabulary. Decode MOST/LEAST/HIGHEST qualifiers and cloud architecture terms.
- New
Documentation Types
RFC writing, runbooks, blameless post-mortems, and Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) — the docs senior engineers write.
- New
Log Reading
Read JSON logs, interpret stack traces, decode HTTP error codes, and reconstruct incident timelines from log evidence.
- New
Cross-Cultural Communication
Navigate directness styles, give feedback across cultures, decode meeting norms, and communicate professionally in international tech teams.
- New
Startup & Product Language
MVP vocabulary, investor pitch language, growth metrics (DAU/MAU, LTV/CAC), and startup meeting rituals — all-hands to war rooms.
Popular this week
Where to start — by your role
New here? Pick your role and follow a focused 4-step path to fluency in your day-to-day English. Or explore full role-based learning paths →