🎙 Speaking · C2
Same Idea, Different Audience: Speaking
C2 speaking requires more than accurate grammar. You need to reshape the same proposition for different audiences, genres and interpersonal effects while keeping the underlying meaning stable.
You'll practice:
- Transform one message across conversational, executive and public-facing registers.
- Control information density through clauses and nominalisation.
- Adjust agency, explicitness, contractions and interpersonal distance.
- Justify why one version fits a particular audience better than another.
- Respond flexibly when a message is judged too vague, dense or informal.
How it works
3 parts
Transform the Same Message
Listen to the example, then record two short sentences about you.
Advise a Communications Team
You and Alex take turns asking and answering — 4 short answers.
Transform the Message in Real Time
A short free conversation: Alex starts, you reply (about 6–9 turns). Then Miss Sunny gives you feedback.
- Tap 🎙 and speak, then tap “■ Stop”. Miss Sunny checks what you said and gives one quick tip.
- The first time, your browser asks to use the microphone — tap Allow.
- If Miss Sunny can't hear you clearly, it isn't counted as a mistake — just try again.
- Stuck? Tap “💡 Need help?” for phrases, or type your answer instead of speaking.