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Say the change in your first sentence: “I used to think working from home was lazy. I don’t anymore.”
You answered the question and gave a real reason, which is the hard part. The point arrives late, after two filler-heavy openers, and a few grammar slips make the middle harder to follow than it needs to be.
Random topic generator prompt
What’s something you changed your mind about recently?
Since your last attempt at this prompt
- Overall score
- 5564improved
- Fillers per minute
- 18.411.5improved
- Mid-sentence pauses
- 52improved
- Long pauses
- 21improved
Your scores
Measured from your audio. The pronunciation section below shows where your pitch moved and where it stayed flat.
Expressive is how much your voice carries the meaning: stress, rhythm and pitch.
How it sounded
Pace
0words a minute
A comfortable conversational pace.
Filler words
0a minute
Enough that listeners start to hear them. Swap each for a silent beat.
Filler words
Try a silent pause in their place.
- um×2
- like×1
- you know×1
- i mean×1
- basically×1
Pronunciation and intonation
Clear sounds
How close each sound was to a clear, standard one.
Smoothness
Words running together without stalls inside a phrase.
Intonation
Stress, rhythm and how much your pitch moved.
Your pitch stayed flat on about 41% of your words. Pick the one word in each sentence that matters most and lift your voice on it.
Words to say again
particularly
48 out of 100at 0:06
thoroughly
55 out of 100at 0:14
comfortable
62 out of 100at 0:21
schedule
67 out of 100at 0:26
Measured from the first 31 seconds of your recording, against standard American English. An accent is not an error: these scores are about how easily a listener can follow you.
Transcript
I think the thing I changed my mind about is, like, working from home. Before I was thinking , you know, people just stay in pajamas. But , I realized I am getting more things done. I mean, , and, um, I can plan my day better. So basically now I think .
I changed my mind about working from home. I used to think it was the lazy option: people at home in pajamas. But when I started doing it, I realized I was getting more done. There are fewer interruptions, and I can plan my day better. Now I think it depends on the person, and it works for me.
Better phrasing
You said
Before I was thinking it is more lazy, you know, people just stay in pajamas.
Say it like this
I used to think it was the lazy option: people at home in pajamas.
You said
So basically now I think it depends of the person.
Say it like this
Now I think it depends on the person, and it works for me.
Takeaways
Keep doing
You gave a concrete reason for the change: fewer interruptions and a day you can plan.
The pajamas line is specific and easy to picture.
Work on next
Replace “um” and “like” with a short silent pause.
End on your conclusion, then stop.
Structure
- Missing close
The answer ends on a hedge. Close by restating where you landed.