Vozi Missions puts you in real or imaginary situations: you take on a role and speak English to reach your goals, like solving a problem, asking for information or making a decision. It adapts to your level.
Illustrative example of the “My gate has changed” mission.
Vozi Missions is HelloVozi's conversation missions coach: real or imaginary situations where you take on a role and speak English to reach concrete goals, like explaining a problem, asking for information or agreeing on a plan.
Each mission gives you a scene, your role and concrete goals. Vozi plays the other character: the receptionist, the airport assistant or your teammate. You ask, compare and decide; Vozi does not decide for you. You answer by voice or by text and, if you get stuck, you can ask for help.
A mission takes about 3 to 5 minutes. Your goals are reviewed from your own words, and at the end you see what you achieved, one thing to improve and your next step. You can choose scenes from worlds like travel, work or mysteries, or create your own: there is no limit to the topics. It is not a course to start from scratch: if you do not know your level, start with the diagnostic in Vozi Exam.
Each mission has concrete goals instead of an open conversation. You hear the situation, answer by voice or by text, ask for help when you need it and see at the end which goals you reached, with your own sentences as evidence.
You arrive at a hotel with a two-night booking.
YOUR SCENE DETAILSBooking HT208 · two nights
YOUR GOALSTwo night, please.
Two nights, please.
With a number greater than one, use the plural: two nights.
Read the situation and choose the response that completes the goal. This mini mission shows the Vozi Missions approach; in the app you speak or type in your own words.
Goal: order a coffee clearly and politely.
This is a full mission, from start to finish. Scroll.
Worlds like airports, restaurants, hotels, the city, work, mysteries and imaginary adventures, each with its own scenes. Or describe your own mission, in English or Spanish: any situation you want to practice.
The role play is always in English.
You see who you are in the scene, the details you already know and your goals. They are practice details: it never asks for real personal information.
Goals are reviewed from your words, with no minimum time.
Vozi plays the other character and responds to what you say, with one question at a time. You ask, compare and decide. If you get stuck, you can ask for help.
Reaching the goals does not end the conversation: you decide when to finish.
You see each goal with the sentence of yours that shows it, what worked well, one thing to improve with the correct version and your next step with an example.
You can repeat the scene or choose another one.
Pick a world and see some of its missions. Each one adapts to your level: short sentences and concrete choices at the start, more nuanced decisions at advanced levels.
Arrivals, bookings and a comfortable stay.
And if you can't find your situation, create your own: describe any scene and Vozi prepares your role and your goals. There is no limit to the topics.
Role play of everyday, work or travel situations, adapted to your level.
Guided situations to turn the vocabulary and structures you know into real answers.
A complementary practice path to extend the use of English beyond the classroom.
They are guided practices where you use voice or text to reach concrete communication goals within a scene. Each mission adapts the challenge to your level and connects what you know with real uses of English.
Vozi Missions adapts to your level. It is for practicing English conversation by taking on a role in real or imaginary situations; it is not a course to start from scratch. If you do not know your level, start with the Vozi Exam diagnostic.
About 3 to 5 minutes, as a guide. Your goals are reviewed from what you say; reaching them does not end the conversation, and you decide when to finish to see your feedback.
Yes. Describe the situation you want to practice, in English or Spanish, and Vozi prepares the scene with your role and your goals. The role play is always in English.
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Choose a scene, take on your role and speak English to reach your goals. At the end you see what you achieved, in your own sentences.
