YOU ASK AI
AI CAN WRITE IT.CAN YOU SAY IT?
Your CV sounds C1.
Your interview sounds B1.
We need to talk.
THE 2026 PROBLEM
PERFECT ENGLISH.
ZERO OWNERSHIP.
AI WRITES
INTERVIEWER ASKS
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Using AI isn't the problem. Using English you don't actually understand is.
You send both messages to a colleague. Which one sounds like a real person?
DO YOU ACTUALLY OWN THE WORD?
LEVERAGE
WHAT IT ACTUALLY MEANS
CORPORATE
SAY IT SIMPLER
STREAMLINE
WHAT IT ACTUALLY MEANS
CORPORATE
SAY IT SIMPLER
FACILITATE
WHAT IT ACTUALLY MEANS
CORPORATE
SAY IT SIMPLER
IMPLEMENT
WHAT IT ACTUALLY MEANS
CORPORATE
SAY IT SIMPLER
ENHANCE
WHAT IT ACTUALLY MEANS
CORPORATE
SAY IT SIMPLER
OPTIMISE
WHAT IT ACTUALLY MEANS
CORPORATE
SAY IT SIMPLER
RECORD YOUR ANSWER
OPTIONAL — YOU CAN SKIP THISCATCH-UP WITH A COLLEAGUE | A2–B1 | 45 sec
Scenario: A colleague asks you over coffee: “Do you actually use AI for anything?”
Your task: Name one task you used AI for this week, say what it did, and say what you changed yourself.
Start with: “This week I used it to…”
Your microphone is used only when you choose to record an answer. The recording is analysed and then discarded — nothing is stored.
OR TYPE YOUR ANSWER
HUMAN OR CORPORATE ROBOT?
Educational exercise only — this is not AI detection. Which sentence sounds like a real person?
“I am writing to express my sincere interest in the aforementioned position.”
“I'm interested in the role because it combines sales and client communication.”
“I possess a robust skill set and a proven track record of delivering value-added outcomes.”
“I handled about 30 support tickets a day, mostly billing problems.”
“Leveraging synergistic frameworks, I facilitated the optimisation of stakeholder engagement.”
PROMPT BETTER.
BAD PROMPT
“Improve this.”
NO LEVEL. · NO TONE. · NO LIMITS.
BETTER PROMPT
“Rewrite this email in natural B2 English. Keep it professional but friendly. Use short sentences. Do not use corporate jargon. Keep my original meaning.”
LEVEL. · TONE. · LIMITS.
Improve this prompt. Add level, tone and limits.
“Write interview answer.”
Build one clear explanation. Short lines, no AI vocabulary.
Explain your work or studies to someone outside your field.
5 AI PHRASES YOU NEED IN 2026
AI-generated content
MEANING
NATURAL EXAMPLE
Fill the gap.
“We always review ______ before it goes to a client.”
human oversight
MEANING
NATURAL EXAMPLE
Fill the gap.
“There is always ______ before we send anything out.”
automate repetitive tasks
MEANING
NATURAL EXAMPLE
Fill the gap.
“The main benefit for me is that I can ______.”
verify the output
MEANING
NATURAL EXAMPLE
Fill the gap.
“I never publish anything until I ______.”
AI-assisted workflow
MEANING
NATURAL EXAMPLE
Fill the gap.
“We moved to an ______ last year.”
Statement: “AI makes people less creative.” Which reply defends a position best?
RECORD YOUR ANSWER
OPTIONAL — YOU CAN SKIP THISTEAM DEBATE | B1–B2 | 60 sec
Scenario: Your manager wants to ban AI for design ideas because it “kills creativity”. You're asked for your view.
Your task: Agree, disagree or say it depends, give one reason, and give one real example.
Start with: “I see the point, but in my experience…”
Your microphone is used only when you choose to record an answer. The recording is analysed and then discarded — nothing is stored.
OR TYPE YOUR ANSWER
THE SKILL AI DOESN'T GIVE YOU
REACTION.
AI CAN PREPARE
- — your vocabulary
- — your email
- — your CV
- — your presentation
A REAL PERSON CAN SUDDENLY SAY
- “I don't agree.”
- “What do you mean?”
- “Can you give me an example?”
- “Why?”
- “What would you do differently?”
THAT'S WHERE
YOUR ENGLISH STARTS.
The real test isn't the prepared answer. It's the follow-up you speak out loud — you'll do exactly that below.
STOP GENERATING ENGLISH.
START USING IT.
REAL-TIME REACTION
AI can prepare your answer. It can't answer the follow-up for you. Pick one question and speak immediately — no script.
RECORD YOUR ANSWER
OPTIONAL — YOU CAN SKIP THISQUICK REACTION | B1 | 30 sec
Scenario: At a networking event, someone says: “I don't think AI improves every workplace.”
Your task: React in 2–3 sentences: your position, plus one job where AI helps or doesn't.
Start with: “That's fair — for example, in…”
Your microphone is used only when you choose to record an answer. The recording is analysed and then discarded — nothing is stored.
OR TYPE YOUR ANSWER
RECORD YOUR ANSWER
OPTIONAL — YOU CAN SKIP THISPERFORMANCE REVIEW | B1–B2 | 30 sec
Scenario: In your yearly review, your manager asks how AI helped you finish one specific project.
Your task: Name the project, say exactly what AI did, and say what you did yourself.
Start with: “On the … project, I used AI to…”
Your microphone is used only when you choose to record an answer. The recording is analysed and then discarded — nothing is stored.
OR TYPE YOUR ANSWER
RECORD YOUR ANSWER
OPTIONAL — YOU CAN SKIP THISEXPLAIN IT BETTER | B1 | 30 sec
Scenario: You told a friend AI is “useful” for English. They reply: “Useful how, exactly?”
Your task: Don't say “useful”. Give two specific ways it helps you and one limit.
Start with: “What I mean is, it helps me…”
Your microphone is used only when you choose to record an answer. The recording is analysed and then discarded — nothing is stored.
OR TYPE YOUR ANSWER
DON'T JUST GENERATE ENGLISH.OWN IT.
YOU PRACTISED
- ✓ explaining
- ✓ reacting
- ✓ rewriting
- ✓ defending an opinion
- ✓ speaking spontaneously
KEEP GOING.
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