The best sites and apps for learning English

The relationship with English is not good for many people - the outdated educational system, uninteresting textbooks, boring teachers and the difficulty of learning another language discourage and discourage any desire to learn and improve further. But what if you start studying on your own? The apps we've chosen will help you improve your English language skills for free and in a fun way.

Quizlet, Memrise are handy and simple apps for every taste and color, with formats that let you expand your vocabulary with colorful cards.

AnkiDroid - also cards, but this program is based on memorization by interval repetition. The application itself creates a schedule for learning new and repetition of old cards. Mastered words will be repeated after a few days, then after a month, 3 months, and so on.

Tandem, HelloTalk are for those who miss connecting with like-minded people and those who are also interested in improving their foreign language skills.

ReWord - new words are better to memorize through context, something this app does very well, giving you a list of examples of new vocabulary right away.

Word Hippo - probably one of the best apps for finding examples of word usage, synonyms, and antonyms.

Collins, Multitran, Abbyy Lingvo - because you cannot do without dictionaries, especially when they are so detailed and handy.

Lingualeo, Duolingo - only the laziest of us have not heard of these apps. And it's not just for fun - apps help you develop your language in different directions, and they deserve love and gratitude of many students and teachers.

LyricsTraining - for music lovers and those who can't get enough of Genius. LyricsTraining combines business with pleasure - while watching clips and listening to music LyricsTraining offers to insert missing words in the lyrics.

Podcast Go, Podcast Addict - who needs a heavier listening experience? A large library of material allows you to get to know “live” language up close. Through (maybe) blood, sweat and tears (but that's not for sure), but what great practice!

TED - hardly needs an introduction. But there are plenty of speeches by native English speakers, and the interface is useful and extremely user-friendly - subtitles are included.

TED - hardly needs an introduction.