PREP
Best for: most impromptu questions
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State your answer, give one reason, prove it with an example, then repeat your answer. The default structure for almost any unexpected question.
Choose a mode, preparation time and speaking time, then get a random question. Defaults: 30 seconds to prepare, 60 seconds to speak.
30s to prepare · 1:00 to speak · Uses your microphone. Audio is sent only for transcription and is not stored.
Everyday, opinion and would-you-rather prompts. The default daily rep.
For: everyone · 30s prep · 1 min
Beginner questions, IELTS-style cue cards and discussion questions.
For: english learners · 30s prep · 1 min
Behavioral and common interview questions. Answer with STAR.
For: job seekers · 30s prep · 2 min
Status updates, pushback and on-the-spot questions at work.
For: professionals · 15s prep · 1 min
Table Topics-style questions, presentations and extempore.
For: public speakers · 30s prep · 2 min
Debate motions and group discussion topics. Take a side, fast.
For: students · 60s prep · 2 min
Philosophy, technology and research questions for longer answers.
For: critical thinkers · 60s prep · 3 min
Choose one in the Structure menu, or leave it on “Suggest one for each topic”.
Best for: most impromptu questions
State your answer, give one reason, prove it with an example, then repeat your answer. The default structure for almost any unexpected question.
Best for: interview questions
Set the scene, say what you were responsible for, spend most of your time on what you did, and finish with a measurable result.
Best for: personal questions and experiences
Walk through time. How it used to be, how it is now, and where it is going. Very easy to remember under pressure.
Best for: work, business and meetings
Name the problem, explain why it happens, and propose what to do. Perfect for status updates and meeting questions.