Ingglish Reading Challenge
Ten sentences appear in Ingglish, one at a time, and you type what they say in English. Each round is timed — 30 seconds for the easy ones, 25 in the middle, 20 for the hardest — and the clock turns red for the last five seconds. When it runs out the round is scored with whatever you had typed.
Scoring is per word rather than per sentence. The exact word counts, so does the English word that Ingglish spelling reverses to, and a typo within a letter or two still earns credit, because the test is whether you read it, not whether you type well. Afterwards every word is coloured against the expected answer and the score card can be copied as an image. New here? Start with the eight lessons instead.