MET Speaking Practice Test

5 Tasks • Record Your Voice • AI Scoring

Speaking Section

The MET Speaking test has 5 tasks. You will record your voice for each task. Responses are transcribed using Whisper and scored by AI on official MET criteria: Task Completion, Language Resources, and Intelligibility/Delivery.

Tasks

  • Task 1 (60s): Describe a picture
  • Task 2 (60s): Personal experience related to the picture
  • Task 3 (60s): Opinion on a topic from the picture
  • Task 4 (90s): Advantages & disadvantages
  • Task 5 (90s): Persuade a named person

Note: Requires microphone access. Your responses will be recorded, transcribed, and scored by AI. Ensure you are in a quiet environment.

How MET Scores Speaking

The MET Speaking section consists of 5 tasks testing real-world communication skills. Your responses are recorded and rated by trained human raters on a 0-80 scale across three official criteria:

Common mistake: Speaking too fast or too slowly. Aim for a natural conversational pace. Responding with one-word answers or very short phrases will significantly lower your score — even at A2 level, raters expect connected sentences.

Record your responses in the free practice above and read the AI transcription to catch filler words, repeated mistakes, and unfinished thoughts. Regular speaking practice is the most reliable way to raise fluency and confidence for the real MET Speaking test.

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