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Build a base of 1,500โ€“2,500 useful words for everyday conversations.

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Daily life

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One word. Three examples.

  1. Take an ___. It may rain.
  2. She opened her ___ in the rain.
  3. My ___ keeps me dry.

Learn words in context.

A little context makes a word stick.

Small steps, useful words

How it works

A simple rhythm for learning.
One word at a time.

  1. 01

    Choose a set

    Pick words for daily life, work, travel, and more.

  2. 02

    Learn in context

    Read three examples. Type the missing word once.

  3. 03

    Review and remember

    Come back when your words are ready to review.

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Words for your world

Choose a topic that matters to you.

Daily life

Home, shopping, food, and everyday conversations.

Work

Meetings, interviews, and workplace communication.

Manufacturing

Tools, machines, and workplace safety.

Healthcare

Symptoms, patient care, and medical equipment.

Study

Classes, exams, and university life.

Travel

Airports, hotels, and getting around.

IT

Software, development, and technical support.

Every word adds up

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From everyday basics to more precise words. Explore vocabulary at your own pace.

From basic to advanced
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  3. B1
  4. B2
  5. C1
  6. C2

Vocabulary levels only. These describe the words, not your overall English level.

Review at the right time

A personal review schedule will help you return to words when you need them.

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Is it free?

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Can I make my own word sets?

Yes. Choose words from the catalog or add your own private words.

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