English Words

Know more words. Feel more confident in English. Learn the most commonly used English words and focus on the ones you don't know yet. This vocabulary trainer helps you expand your vocabulary, practice words in different ways, and remember what you've learned. Learn 5,000 words, starting with the most common The course includes 5,000 words drawn from everyday speech, literature, newspapers and magazines, songs, and movies. The material is organized into learning levels based on how frequently each word is used. Start with the most common vocabulary, then move on to less frequent words. This sequence helps you get more out of your practice sooner. Skip what you know. Learn what you don't. The built-in test identifies which words in the course you don't know yet. Skip familiar vocabulary and focus on the words you still need to learn. Even if you start at the first level, your practice targets the gaps in your knowledge. What knowing the first 500 words can do for you The introductory course contains 500 basic, high-frequency words. Knowing this vocabulary can help you understand approximately 40% to 60% of English texts. Check which of these words you already know and learn the ones you're missing. Practice listening, translation, and spelling Recognize words by listening, choose the correct answer, complete writing exercises, and recall the English word from its translation. Switching between exercises helps you connect a word's meaning with its sound and spelling. The goal is to recall the word you need on your own, without a list of answers in front of you. Make learning stick with spaced repetition Review words you've practiced at set intervals. This is spaced repetition, a scientifically supported method that can make learning up to 9 times more effective. Spacing out your reviews reinforces memory and helps you retain what you've learned longer. See your progress in numbers Track how many words you've learned, how they are distributed across levels, and how many you still have left to master. Practicing frequently used words in different ways and using spaced repetition help you make faster progress. As your vocabulary grows, so does your confidence in English, while your own achievements motivate you to keep learning. Take the next step in English: start learning new words today!