How lessons work

The Copycat Method™ — Watch. Copy. Chat.

Each lesson brings the three activities together. The recommended flow is Watch, then Copy, then Roleplay with Copy, but the activities are not locked behind one another. You can open or revisit any activity from the lesson page.

1. Watch

Listen to a native-speaker conversation before focusing on the written words. Watch starts with a listen-first round, then reveals the text and lets you review phrases at your own pace. Use slow audio whenever it helps.

2. Copy

Listen to each phrase, record your own attempt, and use the sound match and focused feedback to decide what to try next.

The result is one model estimate for one recording. It can vary between attempts and is a guide, not a proficiency grade or pass mark. There is no score you must reach before moving on, and you can retry as often as you find useful.

3. Roleplay with Copy

Practice the lesson's situation in conversation with Copy. The roleplay uses the lesson as context so you can reuse the phrases and patterns you just heard and copied.

You can return to Watch, Copy, or Roleplay with Copy whenever you want. Progress for each activity is shown on the lesson page.

Tips

• Use the recommended order when you want a complete Watch → Copy → Chat session.

• Slow the audio down when you need more time to hear a phrase.

• Repeat a recording to work on one specific sound, not to chase a perfect score.

• A focused lesson session is designed to fit into about 15 minutes, but there is no need to rush.