Чтение на английском + флэш ка

Reading any book / text and creating flash cards of words directly from the text

Reading in English, English literature,

- Reading absolutely any book / document / file in TXT, EPUB, RTF, FB2 format

- Listening to pronunciation of words by native speakers from Forvo

- Built-in mechanism for creating flash cards of words when reading a book and various training modes for words to memorize:

   - foreign is hidden,

   - Russian is hidden,

   - training by words from books,

   - training in time (for example, created / completed today, yesterday, a week, a month, etc.),

- when creating a flash card, not just a Russian-English couple is saved, but the sentence itself is also added to the card, from where the word (context) and translation are taken.

- Built-in translation from Google.

- Integration with the Google Translate application for quick translation, learning words, word meanings, etc.

- Built-in dictionary, which can be edited, supplemented, easy to learn, in various modes.

- A sentence section with some predefined set of sentences, with an explanation of the grammar

The application itself is free, and almost with full functionality, from the paid one:

- Listening to pronunciation of words by native speakers from Forvo - up to $ 2 per month (there is a free trial period)

- Built-in translation from Google - up to $ 3 per month (that is, if you want any book to be translated directly in the application itself, this is convenient and fast), the first three books have already been translated for free, to demonstrate the built-in translation.

- if there is no need to sound the words with the media and the built-in translation, you can use without these amenities.

- if you don’t want to use the “Integrated Translation” subscription, install the free Google Translate program and enable the “Fast Translation” function. Thus, when you click the "Translation" button, the proposal will be copied to the clipboard and the Google Translate program tag will pop up.

- They say that in order to learn to understand a foreign language, you have to listen a lot.

- But without knowing the content, words and details, there is little sense in it

- Before listening, it is advisable to disassemble all unfamiliar words and understand the content of the text.

WordsApp is a tool for hyper-useful reading or just reading books in a foreign language.

Some tips:

- it is better to start with adapted books. Here is a good site where you can download books: https://english-e-reader.net

- it is better if at least know a little grammar

- machine translation is more useful than fiction, because it helps to quickly understand the structure of the language and makes the brain work more in cases where the text is complex and the translator cannot accurately convey the meaning, you have to turn on the brain and think.

Take any book, topic or text of a film in TXT, RTF, FB2, EPUB format

Download to the WordsApp app.

The text is divided into sentences and words.

Next you read the text sentence by sentence.

You can check yourself using the Google translator.

You can watch word meanings and listen to the pronunciation of words by native speakers.

If you do not know or do not know the word well, you can put it in a “green” or “red” box to use in the words section to memorize it. And along with the context (sentence from the book).

Directly from the book, you can go to the section of words that you have marked in the book to remember and sort through them, transfer them from one pack to another, or mark them as “Memorized”.

Thus, before listening to each book, the efficiency of listening increases multiply, over time, unfamiliar words become less, you begin to understand foreign speech more and more.

All the words selected for all the books read are saved in the program and can be used at any time, all at once or according to the selected specific book.

Or you do not want to read books, but want to replenish your vocabulary.

Then you just need to use the section "Words" to memorize and sort through words, as well as listen to the voicing of words by native speakers.

Or use the section "Sentences" to study the most popular phrases, as well as to study sentences with explanations of grammar.