Homework
The next day: recall the lesson's phrases without hints. 70% or more means the lesson has stuck.
English courses online
English from zero to C1 — courses with an AI tutor
Five courses in a row: from “Hello!” to negotiations, business emails and natural idioms. Short lessons, homework and unit tests, voice conversations with a tutor and review of your own mistakes.
Lessons are explained in Russian — these courses are made for Russian speakers.
- 5 courses
- 80 lessons
- 1,569 words
- 30 unit tests
English from Zero · lesson 1 · A0 → A1
Hello!
80 lessons in between
English Advanced · lesson 1 · B2 → C1
It seems that the new system is slower.
Syllabus: five courses in a row
The courses follow one another: finish one and the next picks up where it left off. Lessons are grouped into units of 2–3; each unit ends with a story to read and a test.
How a lesson works
10–15 minutes, five steps. Everything except the tutor conversation is free.
Phrases and words
Ready-made phrases for the lesson's situation and level-appropriate words on the topic — with translations and audio.
Grammar
Short and built on the lesson's examples: just what you need to say the phrases yourself.
Dialogue
The lesson's phrases in a real scene — listen to it in full or line by line.
Exercises
Build the phrase, write it from memory, recognise it by ear, say it out loud. Answers are checked instantly and mistakes go to review.
Conversation
A role-play with the AI tutor on the lesson topic: use the phrases in conversation, by voice or text.
After the lesson
Unit story
A text made only of words you've learned: read it, listen to it and answer the questions.
Unit test
At the end of every unit. You can pass a familiar unit early and skip its lessons.
Review
“My mistakes”, FSRS flashcards and mixed review of past material a week and a month later.
Especially useful for English
Pronunciation, sound by sound
Say a phrase and the app scores every word and sound and shows your weakest spot. Listen to the word and try again.
IELTS Speaking and real situations
Job interview, call, hotel, doctor, renting and all three parts of IELTS Speaking — by voice or text, with feedback at the end.
IELTS-style writing
From a short message to an IELTS Task 2 essay: scores on four criteria, explained mistakes and an improved version of your text.
Reading and listening
A story at the end of every unit and new texts made only of familiar words — with audio, tap-to-translate and questions.
Not a beginner?
Take the placement test after you sign up: it shows which course and lesson to start from. You can pass a familiar unit early by taking its test.
Course certificate
Pass every unit test with 80% or more and get a certificate with your name, level and average score. Anyone can verify it with its code.
The certificate confirms completing a course in Lwiser and is not an educational qualification document.
What it costs
Lessons, homework, unit tests, review and “My mistakes” are free. Conversations with the AI tutor use tokens: free tokens are added every month, and for daily practice there's Premium — try it free for 7 days, no card required. Pronunciation and writing scoring have daily limits.
Frequently asked questions
- What level can I start from?
- From zero: the first course starts with “Hello!” and “What's your name?”. If you already know some English, the placement test shows which course and lesson to continue from, so you don't repeat what you know.
- Will the courses help me prepare for IELTS?
- The courses build a foundation up to C1, and there's separate exam practice: all three parts of IELTS Speaking with the tutor and Task 1 and Task 2 writing scored on IELTS criteria. It's practice, not an official mock exam.
- Do I need a teacher?
- Not for the course: explanations, exercises and checking are built into the lessons, and the AI tutor helps you speak. It doesn't replace a human teacher in every way, but it gives you what's usually missing — lots of speaking practice, any time, without embarrassment.
Start English today
Signing up takes a couple of minutes. Then it's one 10–15-minute lesson a day — the app builds your daily plan.