During the naturalization interview, the officer tests your English by having you read a sentence aloud, write a sentence you hear, and sometimes spell out basic information like your name or address. The sentences and letters below use the same vocabulary USCIS uses on the real test.
Read the sentence on the card out loud, in English. When you're done, click Play Audio to hear how it should sound and compare.
READING PRACTICE1 / 1
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Click Play Audio to hear a sentence, then type exactly what you heard. This is how the officer tests your written English.
LISTEN & WRITE1 / 1
Your answer
Correct answer
Click a letter to hear how it sounds. Officers sometimes ask you to spell your name, a family member's name, or your address out loud, letter by letter.