Elevate Your English Speaking Skills with SpeechSuper’s Spontaneous Speech Assessment API


Mastering English speaking skills is a gateway to success in today’s globalized world. 


Introducing SpeechSuper’s groundbreaking Spontaneous Speech Assessment API, a powerful tool designed to propel your English communication abilities to new heights.


Use Case

🔸 IELTS speaking assessment
🔸 PET / DET / TOEFL speaking assessment (coming soon)
🔸 Mock interview assessment of speech aspects
🔸 Presentation assessment of speech aspects
🔸 Natural speech assessment in conversation (when combined with ChatGPT-like LLM)

Features

  1. Masterful Metrics: Unveil Your Speech Scores and Transcriptions

SpeechSuper’s Spontaneous Speech Assessment API provides an overall score and fluency, grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation scores for speech. Transcription is also provided.


SpeechSuper English Pronunciation Assessment API provides an overall score and fluency, grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation scores for speech.

2. Fluent Flow: Uncover Your Speaking Rhythm and Clarity

SpeechSuper’s Spontaneous Speech Assessment API provides fluency metrics like pause marker, pause filler, speaking rate, and speech length.


SpeechSuper English Pronunciation Assessment API provides speech length, speaking rate, pause count, pause filler, and pausing info for fluency.

3. Vocabulary Insights: Discover Your Word Power with Statistical Precision

SpeechSuper’s Spontaneous Speech Assessment API provides vocabulary usage statistics based on CEFR Word Family Framework.


SpeechSuper English Pronunciation Assessment API provides vocabulary usage statistics based on CEFR Word Family Framework.

4. Grammar Guru: Detect and Correct Errors with Confidence

SpeechSuper’s Spontaneous Speech Assessment API provides grammatical error detection and correction.

SpeechSuper English Pronunciation Assessment API provides grammar correction suggestions.

5. Pronunciation Perfection: Unleash Your Word-Level Articulation

SpeechSuper’s Spontaneous Speech Assessment API provides word-level pronunciation scores.


Ready to experience it firsthand? Try our demo now:

https://www.speechsuper.com/demo/english/spontaneous-speech-assessment.html

😀 We look forward to hearing your thoughts and feedback!



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