Time to start speaking English.
An English course from A1 to B2, explained in Ukrainian.
From scratch
Start with the first unit
Reada short story with characters
Understandthe grammar and the new words
Speakin English, out loud, with no prompt
Already know some English?
English level test
It shows your level and the unit to start from.
10–14 short questions
- 154
- units, each with its own story
- 4,800+
- words and phrases on cards, with audio
- ~80
- sentences in every unit that you build and say yourself
What you'll be able to do after each level
Choose a level
Level A1
41units in this level
You'll be able to
- Introduce yourself and talk about yourself
- Describe a room or a city
- Talk about your day
- Order at a café, ask about prices and amounts
- Say what you did yesterday and what you plan to do
How lingflex works
Each unit is built around a short story with characters. Its exercises go from reading to speaking.
- Story
You read and listen to the unit story.
- Rule
One grammar topic, explained in Ukrainian.
- Grammar
Translation Matrix and, where needed, Sentence Transformation.
- Voice
Shadowing and Say it in English.
- Words
You practise the unit’s new words daily in Flashcards and Audio SRS.
- RuleGrammar on diagramsThe rule in colour blocks, examples from the unit story and a quick self-check.
- WordsFlashcardsYou recall the translation and answer “I know” or “I don't know”.
- WordsAudio SRSA word, its translation, a sentence and a pause to recall it. Plays hands-free.
- GrammarTranslation MatrixYou build an English sentence from blocks, and some of them are extra.
- GrammarSentence TransformationYou write the whole sentence: a question, a negative, another tense or another structure.
- VoiceShadowingYou listen to the speaker and repeat the sentence out loud right away.
- VoiceSay it in EnglishYou see a sentence in Ukrainian and say it in English with no prompt.
More about Translation Matrix
You build an English sentence from blocks, and some of them are extra.
While the beta lasts, the whole course is free. A subscription will come later, and we'll let you know in advance; beta members will get a founding-member price.
lingflex is built as a course. Each unit centres on a story with characters and covers one grammar topic. The texts are written for your level, and the words come from everyday English. It all works as a system where everything new stands on what you've already learned.
No. The first unit starts with to be and personal pronouns (I am, you are, she is). If you already know some English, take the level test, and the course will open from the unit that suits you.
Take the level test. It's usually 10–14 short questions, and in each one you pick the word that fits the sentence. The test shows your level and the unit worth starting from, and the earlier units stay open too. You don't need an account for the test: the result is saved once you sign up.
The course covers levels A1, A2, B1 and B2 and is built with the CEFR scale as a reference. We don't issue certificates and don't promise a level in a set time. lingflex helps you practise regularly, and the result depends on how and how much you study.
Up to B2, the course covers the core grammar topics and the words that come up most often in conversation and texts. This is what short stories, exercises and regular review teach well, and lingflex is built on them. After B2 there are few new grammar rules left, and your English keeps growing mainly from a large amount of real language: books, series, podcasts, conversations with people. So we focused on the four levels where this format helps most.
Yes. lingflex is handy as a practice tool between lessons: you can drill words, grammar and saying sentences out loud here every day, and keep your time with the tutor for real conversation.
Each next unit is built from what came before. Units you've passed stay open, and you can come back to them any time.
You need a microphone and a browser with speech recognition. We recommend Chrome or Edge. The browser does the recognition, and lingflex receives only the text and doesn't store the recording. The other exercises work without a microphone.
As much as you have. A unit is made of separate exercises, so you can do it in several sittings, and the place where you stopped is saved. If you like, a reminder will arrive every day at the time you choose.
lingflex runs in the browser, and you can install it on your phone's home screen as an app (PWA). There are no separate apps in the App Store or Google Play. It doesn't work without an internet connection.
It doesn't score pronunciation: voice exercises only check whether the browser recognised your words. It doesn't prepare you for IELTS, TOEFL or other exams. It doesn't replace real conversation, since there's no conversation partner here. And it doesn't hold you with game mechanics like leagues, “lives” or streaks.