Questions
Questions about reading in English
Which level to pick, what happens at a word you don't know, what the free sample covers, and what a subscription includes.
You meet grammar and vocabulary inside a story, where they make sense, instead of on a list. A translation is one selection away, so an unknown word costs you a second rather than the rest of the page.
The one you read at now. Every book is the complete text the author wrote, so the level tells you how hard that text is — nothing was rewritten or shortened for it. A2 and B1 titles are simply the ones with shorter sentences and a smaller vocabulary to begin with.
Yes. Every book has a free sample: the opening pages, with no account. Translation and narration come with a subscription.
Select it. The translation appears beside the word, in the language set in the Translate to picker — 36 languages are available. The page does not move.
Press Explain, under the translation. The phrase is then explained in plain words.
Yes, with a subscription. Narration reads the chapter aloud, highlights each word as it speaks it, and scrolls to follow. Stop to translate a word and it resumes from the same spot. You can seek, rewind and change the speed.
No, it is generated speech, not a recorded narrator. You can pick the accent and a male voice; female voices come with the paid add-on.
No. Reading needs a connection, and you get a warning if it drops while you read.
Yes. Your position is saved, so the book opens where you stopped on the other device.
Yes, with the paid add-on. It takes EPUB and FB2 files.
An AI chat you open inside a book. It reads the same page you do, so you can ask what a phrase means without typing it out. It comes with the paid add-on.
Page by page, scaled to how much is on the page — not by how long the app is open. That feeds your streak, your XP, and your achievements.
Each week you're grouped with 29 other readers. The top seven move up a league, the bottom seven drop one. You can appear as Anonymous Reader if you'd rather not be named.
The family plan covers up to six accounts, each with its own login.
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