Free English Tools for Learners and Teachers
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Ten free tools that run in your browser, with no sign-up: a verb conjugator, pronunciation and IPA, dictations, spelling, numbers and dates in words, the vocabulary level of a text, and printable bingo and flashcards.
English Verb Conjugator
Any verb in every tense, for every person: affirmative, negative and question.
Example: go → I went, I have gone
Open the toolNumbers to Words Converter
Type a number, year, date, price or time and see how to say it in English, with US and UK versions.
Example: 2026 → twenty twenty-six
Open the toolEnglish Spelling Rules Checker
Get the plural, -s, -ing, -ed or comparative of a word, with the spelling rule behind it.
Example: stop → stopping
Open the toolA or An Checker
Find out whether a word, acronym or number takes a or an, and why.
Example: university → a university
Open the toolPicture Bingo and Flashcard Generator
Print bingo cards, flashcards, word searches and gap-fill sheets from any vocabulary topic.
Example: Food and drinks → 6 bingo cards
Open the tool-ed and -s Pronunciation Checker
Find out whether -ed sounds /t/, /d/ or /ɪd/ and -s sounds /s/, /z/ or /ɪz/.
Example: watched → /t/
Open the toolEnglish to IPA Converter
Get the phonetic transcription of a word or sentence in American English.
Example: water → /ˈwɔtɚ/
Open the toolEnglish Dictation Practice
Listen and type ready-made dictations from A1 to B1, or make one for your class.
Example: A1 · 10 dictations
Open the toolVocabulary Level Checker
See which words of a text the course teaches at A1, A2 and B1.
Example: although → B1
Open the toolSpell It in English
Hear a name, an e-mail or a code spelled letter by letter, with the NATO alphabet.
Example: Emma → E, double M, A
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Why these tools
Each tool does one job and then sends you to the lesson that teaches it. The numbers converter answers the questions learners actually search for, such as how to say a year or read a date. The spelling checker tells you the rule, not only the answer. The printables turn our vocabulary topics, with their pictures, into bingo cards and flashcards you can use in class or at home.
The pronunciation tools show how a word sounds: the -ed and -s checker explains the three endings, and the IPA converter transcribes any word. The dictations train your ear at your level, and teachers can check a text against the course with the vocabulary level checker.
Everything runs in your browser. What you type is never sent to a server and is not stored, so there is nothing to sign up for and nothing to leak.
Frequently asked questions
Are these tools really free?
Yes. They are free, need no account and have no limits. You can print as many sheets as you like.
Is what I type saved anywhere?
No. Every tool works inside your browser. The text you type is not sent to our servers and is not stored.
Can I use the printables in class?
Yes. Print them or save them as a PDF and use them with your students. The picture credit is printed at the bottom of each sheet.