English Requirement

English Reading & Writing Practice

The citizenship test includes an English portion. Practice reading sentences aloud and writing them from dictation β€” just like the real USCIS interview.

What to Expect

English Requirements for U.S. Citizenship

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Reading Portion

During your interview, a USCIS officer will ask you to read one sentence in English. You must read it correctly out loud. You have up to 3 chances to read a sentence correctly. The sentences come from the official USCIS reading vocabulary list.

Writing Portion

The officer will dictate one sentence for you to write in English. You must write it correctly and legibly. You also have up to 3 attempts. The sentences come from the official USCIS writing vocabulary list.

Reading Practice

Practice Reading Sentences Aloud

Read each sentence out loud clearly. Click "I Can Read This" to move to the next sentence.

Writing Practice

Practice Writing Sentences from Memory

Read the hint, then type the sentence from memory. Check your answer to see if you got it right.

Official USCIS Word List

English Vocabulary for the Citizenship Test

Study these official words from the USCIS reading and writing vocabulary lists.

📖 Reading Vocabulary

Adams
America
American flag
bell
Bill of Rights
capital
citizen
Civil War
Civil War
Congress
country
Father of Our Country
flag
free
freedom of speech
friend
government
Great Britain
holiday
Independence Day
July Fourth
know
land
Lincoln
lives
Memorial Day
name
President
rights
senators
states
stripes
Washington
White House
word

✎ Writing Vocabulary

Adams
America
American Indians
capital
citizens
Civil War
Congress
dollar bill
Father of Our Country
flag
free
freedom
George Washington
government
here
holiday
July 4th
land
large
Lincoln
lives
longest river
money
most important right
north
north star
obey the law
one hundred
our country
pay taxes
people
Pilgrim
Presidents Day
right
serve on a jury
share
sixty-six
sixty-seven
some
states
stripes
symbols
taxes
thirteen
time
today
United States
vote
Washington D.C.
we
White House
winter

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