The English platform for Arabic speakers
All of English.
In one place.
Your level measured skill by skill, then a daily plan written for you — reading, listening, writing and speaking, with real marking of what you say and write.
- General English with the AI Tutor and Advanced Speaking included, and nothing extra to buy.
- One-price IELTS with all services included, and your score out of 9 moving with your progress.
- A plan of its own for children, and anyone can join your plan later on the same bill, each with their own profile.
from 15.00 JOD/month, 15% less paid yearly · Free placement check, no card · Cancel anytime
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Your cue
Describe a place you love and explain why you go back to it.What we offer
Open any service to see how it works and try it yourself.
Read before you decide
What a visa, a university or a registration body asks for, and how Liguastic compares with the tools you may already use — taken from their own published pages.
Liguastic, compared
See allLiguastic vs British Council IELTS Ready (2026)
Liguastic vs British Council IELTS Ready for Arabic speakers preparing for IELTS: what each one marks, where the authentic material sits, what IELTS Ready Member and Premium include, and what each costs, compared fairly with the sources linked.
Liguastic vs ChatGPT for Arabic speakers preparing for IELTS: whether a pasted essay is really marked, what stands behind the band, how speaking is handled, and what each one costs, compared fairly with the sources linked.
Liguastic vs Duolingo for Arabic speakers learning English or preparing for IELTS: what each one marks, how speaking is scored, the exam format, the plan, the interface and the price, compared fairly with the sources linked.
Liguastic vs ELSA Speak (2026)
Liguastic vs ELSA Speak for Arabic speakers learning English or preparing for IELTS: what each one scores from a recording, who marks an essay, how far the exam format goes, the interface language and the price, compared fairly with the sources linked.
Liguastic vs Preply for Arabic speakers learning English or preparing for IELTS: a live tutor by the hour against marking on demand, compared fairly with every source linked.
Guides and explainers
See allCommon English mistakes Arabic speakers make, and how to fix them (2026)
The English mistakes that come from Arabic, one at a time: the verb be, a, an and the, the present perfect, prepositions, word order, relative clauses, capitals and full stops, spelling and sounds, with what published studies found and the fix for each.
How IELTS Writing is marked: the four criteria, band by band (2026)
How IELTS examiners mark Writing: the four criteria, what separates band 6 from band 7 on each, why Task 2 counts twice as much as Task 1, what happens under 250 words, and four places where Arabic and English grammar differ, all from the official IELTS pages.
IELTS Writing Task 2 question types, and how to plan each one (2026)
Every common IELTS Writing Task 2 prompt type from ielts.org's own table: opinion, discussion, advantages and disadvantages, positive or negative, causes and solutions, and multi-part questions, with what each asks for, the mistakes IELTS names, and a paragraph plan for each.
The band you need
See allIELTS for Australian skilled migration: the bands you need and how to reach them (2026)
The Australian Department of Home Affairs asks for at least Competent English on a points-tested skilled visa, and pays points for Proficient and Superior English. The per-skill IELTS minimums, the points each level carries, how recent a result must be, and what Liguastic marks towards it.
IELTS for Canada Express Entry: the CLB levels you need and how to reach them (2026)
IRCC scores Express Entry in Canadian Language Benchmarks and accepts only IELTS General Training. This page gives the CLB conversion table for each ability, the Federal Skilled Worker minimum, how long a result stays valid, how CRS points scale with the level, and what Liguastic marks towards it. Every figure links to the IRCC page that sets it.
IELTS for UK doctors: the GMC bands you need for PLAB and registration (2026)
The General Medical Council asks international medical graduates for at least 7.0 in each skill and 7.5 overall on IELTS Academic, in one test and in your most recent sitting. What counts, when One Skill Retake is accepted, how long a result stays valid for PLAB and for registration, the OET alternative, and how Liguastic marks writing and speaking towards the bands.
IELTS for UK nursing: the NMC bands you need and how to reach them (2026)
The Nursing and Midwifery Council asks for 7 in reading, listening and speaking and 6.5 in writing on IELTS Academic, and accepts OET at grade B with C+ in writing. The per-skill minimums, the rules on combining two sittings, the validity window, and how Liguastic marks writing and speaking towards them.
IELTS for UK university admission: the band you need and how to reach it (2026)
UK universities set their own IELTS minimums, published course by course. This page gives the range with the universities' own pages linked, explains when the visa route makes it IELTS for UKVI rather than ordinary IELTS, and says what Liguastic marks towards each skill.
IELTS for UK visas: the level you need and how to reach it (2026)
UK Visas and Immigration accepts only the tests on its approved list, and the IELTS ones are called IELTS for UKVI and IELTS Life Skills. The level each route asks for, what it means in bands, and how Liguastic marks writing and speaking towards it.
Why Liguastic?
- Our vision
- English mastery within reach of every Arab household.
- Who it's for
- Students, parents and professionals — from A1 to C2.
- Our promise
- An Arabic interface, English learning, and corrections that explain every mistake.
How you start
A short test finds your level, skill by skill.
Reading
She ___ to work every day.
gogoesgoingWriting
Describe a place you love.
Speaking
00:45Listening
0:12A daily plan is built on your result and your goal.
Sample planYour plan
Rebuilt when your goals change
- Up nextB2 · Upper intermediategrammar10 min
Contrast linkers: although, whereas, despite
You joined two contrasting ideas with “but” four times in your last essay — this gives you three ways out of that.
- B2 · Upper intermediatevocabulary8 min
Describing change: rise, decline, plateau
Every movement in your last chart answer was an “increase”, so nothing showed the range you actually have.
You practise, and everything you do is marked instantly.
Sample feedbackThe four criteria
How this essay was scored
6.5/ 9Estimated band
Estimated IELTS-style band, 0–9
Estimated from this essay alone
Task response
6.5/9
Coherence & cohesion
6/9
Lexical resource
6.5/9
Grammatical range & accuracy
6/9
Sample entriesMistake notebook
Everything you got wrong
- GrammarPast perfect
By the time we arrived, the film ______ already.
You answered has started
Correct had started
The film started before you arrived, and the past perfect shows it had already started by then.
Wrong answers are kept with the question they came from, and each one seeds a review due tomorrow.
Sample entriesMistake notebook
Everything you got wrong
- GrammarPast perfect
By the time we arrived, the film ______ already.
You answered has started
Correct had started
The film started before you arrived, and the past perfect shows it had already started by then.
Wrong answers are kept with the question they came from, and each one seeds a review due tomorrow.
Common questions
What is Liguastic?
How much does it cost?
Do I need to book anything?
What if it isn't for me?
Ready when you are.
Step one
Find out where you actually stand
The placement test gives you a level per skill — then your plan builds itself around the result.
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