English speaking games
Five games with a new pack for every day of the Sprint. Build the sentence, hear the sound, answer the question, and say it out loud.
Five games that end with you speaking
Every game makes you build or hear English and then say it, so you practise speaking instead of only recognising answers. Each game has a pack for every day of the 7-Day Sprint, built from that day's lesson.
| Game | How it works | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Word Order | Put shuffled word tiles in the right order, then say the sentence. | English word order, questions |
| Fill the Gap | Choose the missing word, then say the whole sentence. Each answer explains the rule in one line. | Mistakes that come from Spanish |
| Flash Translate | See a short sentence in Spanish and say it in English. | Thinking in English faster |
| Sound Lab | Hear one of two similar words, such as ship and sheep, choose the one you heard, then say it. | The six sounds Spanish speakers find hardest |
| Quick Answers | Hear a question, then answer out loud in a full sentence. No text unless you ask for it. | Understanding real questions and answering fast |
Questions people ask
Why do the games ask me to say the sentence?
Tapping the right answer trains recognition. Saying the whole sentence trains speaking, which is the skill the Sprint is built around.
How long is a round?
Eight sentences in Word Order, Fill the Gap and Flash Translate, and six word pairs in Sound Lab. Most rounds take three to five minutes.
What is Quick Answers?
A listening and speaking game. You hear a question such as "Where are you from?" and answer out loud in a full sentence. The words stay hidden unless you ask to see them, so you practise understanding by ear.
What is Sound Lab?
A listening game for the six sounds Spanish speakers find hardest in English, such as ship and sheep or think and sink. You hear one word, choose which one it was, then say it yourself.
Are the games part of the 7-Day Sprint?
Yes. Every game has a pack for each day of the Sprint, built from the sentences in that day's lesson, and finishing a round ticks the task on your Sprint page.
Do I need to know grammar first?
No. Fill the Gap explains each answer in one line after you choose, using the mistakes Spanish speakers make most.