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Job Interview English Pronunciation Test (B1 Intermediate)
Make a clear first impression. Practise ten sentences about work, careers and colleagues before your English job interview. This version uses B1 sentences: natural, connected speech at intermediate level.
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1Listen firstTap the speaker to hear a native model of each sentence.
2Read it aloudTap the microphone and say the sentence clearly at a normal speed.
3See your scoreGreen is clear, amber is almost right, red needs practice.
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About this test
About the Job Interview English Pronunciation Test (B1 Intermediate)
In a job interview in English, the interviewer forms an impression in the first few minutes. Clear pronunciation helps your experience and skills come across confidently. This test uses intermediate and upper intermediate sentences on work topics, similar to what you might say when describing your experience, your strengths or your plans.
Why practise this at B1 level
At B1 you speak in full sentences, and sounds start to change when words join together. These intermediate sentences make you keep the sound clear at a natural speed, which is exactly what people notice in a real conversation.
How to get it right
- Practise your key answers out loud, not just in your head
- Speak a little slower than in casual conversation
- Stress words that show results, such as increased and improved
- Finish sentences clearly instead of trailing off
Common mistakes
Common Mistakes This Test Helps You Fix
01
Speaking too fast because of nerves
02
Dropping past tense endings when describing experience
03
Mispronouncing the name of your job or company
04
Ending sentences with falling volume
Inside the test
The Ten Sentences in This Test
Each sentence trains one sound. The orange label above the sentence tells you which one.
01
Long O sound
I had always dreamed of working with animals.
02
Long A sound
Eventually I started having headaches and trouble sleeping.
03
R sound
Most customers order cappuccinos and warm croissants with jam.
04
R sound
Later I realised that I was more interested in medicine.
05
R sound
Yesterday my alarm did not ring, and I overslept badly.
06
F sound
Personally, I prefer a mix of home and office work.
07
R sound
I am proud of him because he never stops trying.
08
R sound
Practise answering common questions with a friend or family member.
09
TH sound
The interview started on time, and there were three managers.
10
R sound
It was surprising how much more I could do in an hour.
How it works
How the Pronunciation Test Works
No downloads and no sign-up. Your browser listens and scores every word in seconds.
1
Listen to the model
Hear each sentence read by a natural British or American voice, at normal speed or slowly.
2
Read it out loud
Tap the microphone and read the sentence. Your words appear on screen as you speak.
3
Get your score
See a score out of 100 with every word in green, amber or red, then practise the red words.
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FAQ
Job Interview English Pronunciation Test (B1 Intermediate): FAQ
Will a strong accent hurt my job interview?
An accent alone rarely matters. What matters is whether the interviewer understands you easily. This test shows exactly which words might cause problems.
Is the job interview English pronunciation test B1 right for my level?
It suits intermediate learners. Score above ninety and move up to B2; if many words turn red, practise the A2 version first.
How long before an interview should I practise?
Start at least a week before. Take the test daily, practise the red words and rehearse your answers aloud so they feel natural on the day.
Is the job interview English pronunciation test B1 free?
Yes. It is completely free, with no sign-up and no download. You only need a microphone and a browser such as Chrome, Edge or Safari.
How is my pronunciation scored?
The browser listens to each sentence and compares what it heard with the text, word by word. Clear words turn green, almost-right words amber and unclear words red, and you get a score out of 100.
Can I choose British or American English?
Yes. Choose British or American English before you start. The model voice, the spelling and the speech recognition all follow the accent you pick.