English Idioms
Everyday idioms, learned by topic.
- 400 idioms in 20 topics
- Your language’s equivalent, where one exists
- Practice and tests in 16 modes
English, one piece at a time
Idioms, phrasal verbs and irregular verbs — each in its own app, with short lessons, spaced repetition and practice that checks what you really remember.
break the ice
to make people feel more relaxed when they first meet
A quick game helped break the ice at the start of the meeting.
put off
to delay something until a later time
We had to put the trip off until spring.
gowentgone
She has already gone to the station.
The apps
Each app does one job well. Use one, or all three — they share the same way of learning.
Everyday idioms, learned by topic.
The verbs that change meaning with one small word.
All three forms, until they come without thinking.
How it works
Short lessons introduce a few items at a time, each with its meaning and real examples.
Spaced repetition brings items back right before you would forget them.
Practice and tests with choices, letter tiles and typing show what has actually stuck.
Yes, you can download them and learn for free: the free version opens part of the content and practice modes and shows ads. Pro unlocks everything in an app and removes ads: $6.99 a month, $27.99 a year or $69.99 once in most countries; prices vary by country.
No. You can learn without one — your progress is kept on the device. If you use more than one device, say a phone and a tablet, Pro lets you sign in with Apple or Google so your progress syncs between them.
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