The calm, daily way to write English you’re sure of.
Translate one short paragraph from your own language each day. Your tutor marks every sentence and explains why — in about ten minutes.
How it works
Ten minutes, three steps
- 1
Read
A short paragraph arrives in your own language, picked for your level and the grammar you’re working on.
Sabtu lalu kami pergi ke pasar malam…
- 2
Write
Translate it into English in your own words. No timer, no hints, no answer to peek at. Your draft saves as you go.
Last Saturday we went to the night market…
- 3
Understand
Your tutor marks each sentence, explains every fix in plain language, and shows a more natural way to say it.
already closed → had already closed
Feedback
Every correction comes with a reason
You see what to change, why the rule applies, and an example you can reuse. Explanations come in your own language, so the grammar actually sticks.
What your tutor looks at
- Grammar
- Meaning
- Structure
- Vocabulary
- Naturalness
We never heard the band before.
We had never heard the band before.
You hadn’t heard them before that night — had never + past participle.
We went to market.
We went to the market.
A specific place you both know takes “the”.
Grammar mastery
Tomorrow’s paragraph practises past perfect.
Progress
Practice aimed at your real mistakes
TypeShi tracks which grammar trips you up and quietly picks paragraphs that practise it. Your level only changes after three strong or tough results in a row — and we always ask first.
- A new daily paragraph every midnight, your time
- Extra practice whenever you want, on any topic
- Scores are a learning guide, never a certificate
Questions
Before you start
- How long does it take?
- About ten minutes a day. There’s no timer, and your draft saves if you need to stop.
- Which languages can I translate from?
- Bahasa Indonesia today. You write in American or British English — your choice.
- Is the feedback always right?
- Treat it like a good tutor, not a judge. Scores are a learning estimate, and every fix explains its reasoning so you can decide.
- What if I’m a beginner?
- Start at Beginner with short, everyday sentences. You can change your level anytime in Settings.
Ready for today’s paragraph?
About ten minutes. No timer, no rush — your draft saves as you go.
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