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Enhance your English speaking skills with targeted lessons on challenging sounds and new vocabulary. Practice minimal pairs and improve pronunciation accuracy with audio and phonetic guides.
What's New in Learn English
2.5.0
October 5, 2026
Version 2.5 — much more to hear, and fairer practice. NEW • 8 new sound contrasts with 40 new minimal pairs: Wine or Vine, Tree or Three, Day or They, Pin or Pen, Late or Let, Cup or Cop, Fork or Pork, and Hair or Air • 4 new pronunciation lessons: Silent Letters, -ED Endings, Word Stress and Spelling Traps • 2 new everyday lessons: Health and Shopping • 6 new grammar topics: Was / Were, Possessive 's, Quick / Quickly, Used to, the passive, and gerund or infinitive • Every grammar topic now has at least four fill-in-the-blank drills • Text now grows with your Larger Text setting FAIRER PRACTICE • Typed answers with the keyboard's curly apostrophe, like don’t, are now accepted • Typed answers also accept other correct forms, like "does not" for "doesn't" or "that" for "who" • When you type, a hint shows which word is wanted, like the base verb • After a wrong answer, the explanation stays on screen until you tap Next • Fixed drills where more than one choice was correct • The listening quiz no longer offers two words that sound the same, like Sun and Son • Pressing Return on an empty answer no longer counts as wrong CLEARER SOUND AND CONTENT • "Close" is now spoken as the verb, as in "close the door", to match its card • Replaced four minimal pairs that some voices did not say as a true pair • Corrected the hint, IPA, example sentence or picture on 31 word cards, and made 19 grammar rules clearer • Sound no longer cuts out when you tap words quickly, and words no longer play after you leave a quiz • VoiceOver now says whether your answer was right Thanks for learning with us. Keep listening.
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FAQ
What new sound contrasts are available in Learn English: Pronunciation?
The latest update introduces 8 new sound contrast pairs for minimal-pair practice, including Sea vs She, Chair vs Share, Fan vs Van, Pen vs Pan, Thin vs Thing, Price vs Prize, Jet vs Yet, and Pool vs Pull. This adds 40 new pairs to help train your ear.
Does Learn English: Pronunciation offer lessons on common pronunciation challenges?
Yes, it features a new pronunciation lesson specifically for S, SH, and CH sounds, which are frequently mixed up by learners. This helps users practice and differentiate these difficult sounds.
How many new vocabulary words are included in Learn English: Pronunciation?
The app has added 7 new vocabulary lessons covering topics like Places Around Town, Transportation, and Fruits & Vegetables. These lessons include over 90 new words, each with IPA, sound-it-out hints, and audio pronunciation.
What is the learning methodology used by Learn English: Pronunciation?
The app focuses on auditory learning and active practice through minimal-pair drills and vocabulary acquisition. It provides phonetic guides and audio for accurate pronunciation, aiming to improve user accuracy.
How does Learn English: Pronunciation track user progress?
While specific progress tracking features are not detailed, the app's structure of introducing new sound contrasts and vocabulary lessons suggests a sequential learning path. Users can gauge their improvement through repeated practice and self-assessment.
Is Learn English: Pronunciation available on multiple devices?
Yes, Learn English: Pronunciation is supported on both iPhone and iPad devices, allowing users to practice their English pronunciation across different Apple platforms.
What is the age rating for Learn English: Pronunciation?
Learn English: Pronunciation has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young learners and individuals of all ages looking to improve their English speaking skills.
Does Learn English: Pronunciation have ads?
No, Learn English: Pronunciation does not contain advertisements. It is a completely free application without any ads.






