Test Preparation

Standardized exams reward one thing a spaced-repetition platform is genuinely good at: making the words automatic. Each guide below explains what its exam actually tests, how the matching course maps onto it — and, just as plainly, what we don't do (nobody here grades essays or simulates examiners; the official practice materials do format drill better than anyone).

Every course is free, with audio on every exercise, and you can start without an account.

TEF Canada preparation

French for Canadian immigration — the exam most Express Entry candidates take for the francophone streams.

Course: French for TEF Canada & TCF Canada

TCF Canada preparation

The other IRCC-accepted French exam — same CLB levels, different task formats.

Course: French for TEF Canada & TCF Canada

IELTS preparation

English vocabulary for Band 7+ — topic word lists, collocations, linking language and Task 1 vocabulary.

Course: IELTS Vocabulary

TOEFL preparation

Academic English — the Academic Word List plus the subject vocabulary TOEFL passages are built from.

Course: TOEFL Academic Vocabulary

GRE preparation

The most vocabulary-intensive major exam — graded word tiers, synonym clusters and secondary meanings.

Course: GRE Verbal

SAT preparation

High-utility academic words in context — tone, transitions and evidence language.

Course: SAT Words in Context