3 Apps that can teach you English for free
Learning proper English is no longer a choice or a distinction. Professionals must learn to speak English fluently as well as understand spoken English. If you don’t have the time or the resources to enrol in an English language course, you can still learn using phone apps. Here are 3 learning apps that can be very useful for you:
English Idioms Dictionary
Wondering where did a phrase or word come from? English Idioms Dictionary app is a database of all idioms you may encounter as a new English language learner. Search for any idiom or browse through the extensive list of idioms which are ordered alphabetically. Click on any idiom to learn the type and meaning of it as well as listen to the pronunciation.
SpeakingPal
Learn to speak fluent English in 5 essential topics as well as 2 important phonetic subjects provided by SpeakingPal: Beginner, Everyday, Travel, Business, Friends, Consonants, Vowels, and Contrasts.
Work your way up by completing each of the 4 free levels and purchase the rest of the 19 levels waiting for you.
You will have to download each level before you begin learning so make sure you have a reliable internet connection. Every level consists of two parts; listening and dialogue. Listen carefully then use your phone’s microphone to repeat.
Grammar Up
Brush up on your grammar skills with this excellent test-based app. Test yourself in 10 free areas and purchase more to continue to improve your English grammar. Grammar Up gives you access to the following test areas: Adjectives Word Choice, Adverbs Word Choice, Causative Verbs, Conditionals, Conjunctions, Nouns and Word Choice, prepositions, Pronouns Word Choice, Similar Words and Verb Tense.
Every area has 10 questions but you can decrease the number of questions.
When you’re done learning by answering test questions in every area, go to the “Mock Test” to test your overall grammar skills by answering randomly selected questions from each topic.(Arab News)