Speak
Short prompts that turn the week’s feedback into active use.
English that moves forward
Make your progress visible.
A 55-minute speaking hour, then CALFA you can read — Complexity, Accuracy, Lexis, Fluency, Adequacy — and Daily training between hours.
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55-minute speaking hour
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Not learn.jonweaver.co.uk
Not another vague feeling
“I think I’m improving” becomes “I can see how.”
If your English feels stuck, more conversation alone is not enough. You need focused speaking, a useful record, and feedback you can act on.
A 55-minute speaking hour, then CALFA as a map for what to practise next.
One speaking hour. Five dimensions. A clearer next step.
Your speaking, in focus
The CALFA lens
Each dimension tells a different part of the story. Together they make change easier to notice and Daily training easier to target.
A map, not a scorecard.
Speaking analysis
Names and definitions — not a scorecard
C
Complexity
How ambitious the grammar and structure of the talk are.
A
Accuracy
How reliably the forms land under speaking pressure.
L
Lexis
The range and fitness of the words used.
F
Fluency
How smoothly speech moves, without undue pause.
A
Adequacy
Whether the talk does the job it needed to do.
55 minspeaking hour
5dimensions
Daily trainingbetween hours
Between speaking hours
Daily training. A stronger weekly rhythm.
Listen
Focused input chosen to sharpen what you notice in natural speech.
Read
Compact texts that help useful grammar and vocabulary become familiar.
Standing time
A date-less week-grid.
Times in Europe/London · 55 minutes · date-less week. Times are chosen after you sign in — this preview is not a shop.
Weekday × London time
Europe/London · 55 minutes
Preview — times are chosen after you sign in.
Mon
09:00
17:30
Tue
11:00
Wed
09:00
18:00
Thu
10:00
16:30
Fri
09:30
14:00
Sat
11:00
Sun
10:00