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Reading

Reading faster is easy. Reading faster and still understanding is the trick — so WiseLingo measures both, and your speed number means something.

What you get

What it actually does.

1

Two ways to push the pace

A flash reader that shows one word at a time at a speed you set, or a timed passage you read normally — whichever suits the text in front of you.

2

Comprehension, marked on the server

Every passage ends in questions marked against a key your browser never sees, so the number you get is honest.

3

Effective WPM, not raw WPM

Your speed is scaled by how much you got right. It is the only reading number worth chasing, and the only one we show you.

4

Exam reading passages

The full IELTS and TOEIC reading papers, with the question types they really use and the same clock.

Ways to practise

What you can actually do here.

Speed Reading

A flashing word pacer or a timed page, then questions that check you actually understood it.

IELTS Reading

Also in IELTS

True/False/Not Given, matching headings, multiple choice and completion — scored by band.

TOEIC Reading

Also in TOEIC

Incomplete sentences, text completion and reading comprehension — Parts 5–7.

Ready when you are

Ready to try Reading?

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