Fluency and coherence
Aura notices hesitation, repetition, answer length and whether ideas connect clearly across several sentences.
Practise naturally, develop stronger answers and receive focused feedback shaped around your recent speaking performance.
Aura considers what you say, how you develop ideas, how confidently you communicate and which pattern is most valuable to improve next.
Aura notices hesitation, repetition, answer length and whether ideas connect clearly across several sentences.
Aura looks for accurate, flexible vocabulary rather than rewarding difficult words that do not fit the meaning.
Aura identifies repeated grammar patterns and decides whether accuracy or greater range should become the next teaching priority.
Aura considers clarity, rhythm, stress and recurring pronunciation patterns that affect how easily the response can be understood.
Aura does not stop at an estimated score. It connects the learner’s evidence to a specific activity and checks whether the new skill can be used independently in a different question.
A learner may speak confidently but need greater accuracy, or speak accurately but hesitate because they are afraid of making mistakes. Aura considers both so practice remains challenging without becoming overwhelming.