Idioms Made Easy vs VerbsLearn

Master American English idioms - one a day, every day. IdiomsMadeEasy teaches you the everyday phrases and expressions that native speakers use, but textbooks never cover. Whether you're learning English, preparing for a job interview, or just want to sound more natural - this app makes it effortless. HOW IT WORKS • A new idiom is delivered every morning with its meaning and a real-world example sentence • Tap the speaker icon to hear it pronounced in a natural US English female voice • Swipe through recent idioms whenever you want to review • Take a weekly quiz to reinforce what you've learned • Track your streak and see how many idioms you've mastered WHAT YOU GET • 2,500+ American idioms and expressions • Native-quality audio pronunciation • Daily notifications at your chosen time • Weekly multiple-choice quiz • Progress tracking — streak counter and total idioms learned PERFECT FOR • Non-native English speakers living or working in the US • ESL students and language learners Start your streak today.

Master English irregular verbs — the ones that don't play by the rules! VerbsLearn is the simple, ad-free way to learn and review English irregular verbs, from everyday classics to trickier ones. Recall, then reveal See the infinitive, say the preterite and past participle in your head, then reveal the answer and rate yourself. Active recall makes them stick. Three levels Common, Intermediate and Advanced — around 90 verbs. Pick one level or mix them. Smart review The app spots the verbs you know least and brings them back, so you focus where it matters. Track your progress Detailed stats, a daily streak, and mastery verb by verb. Six languages Interface in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and German. 100% free, no account No ads, no account required, no paid features. Perfect for students, ESL learners, and anyone who wants to speak and write English correctly. All 94 irregular verbs (base – preterite – past participle): be – was/were – been, have – had – had, do – did – done, say – said – said, go – went – gone, get – got – got/gotten, make – made – made, know – knew – known, think – thought – thought, take – took – taken, see – saw – seen, come – came – come, give – gave – given, find – found – found, tell – told – told, become – became – become, leave – left – left, feel – felt – felt, put – put – put, bring – brought – brought, begin – began – begun, keep – kept – kept, hold – held – held, write – wrote – written, stand – stood – stood, hear – heard – heard, let – let – let, mean – meant – meant, set – set – set, meet – met – met, run – ran – run, pay – paid – paid, sit – sat – sat, speak – spoke – spoken, read – read – read, lose – lost – lost, eat – ate – eaten, drink – drank – drunk, drive – drove – driven, sell – sold – sold, send – sent – sent, build – built – built, understand – understood – understood, draw – drew – drawn, break – broke – broken, spend – spent – spent, grow – grew – grown, win – won – won, teach – taught – taught, catch – caught – caught, buy – bought – bought, fight – fought – fought, throw – threw – thrown, fall – fell – fallen, choose – chose – chosen, sleep – slept – slept, wear – wore – worn, fly – flew – flown, forget – forgot – forgotten, swim – swam – swum, ride – rode – ridden, rise – rose – risen, sing – sang – sung, ring – rang – rung, bite – bit – bitten, blow – blew – blown, freeze – froze – frozen, hide – hid – hidden, lie – lay – lain, lay – laid – laid, shake – shook – shaken, steal – stole – stolen, swear – swore – sworn, tear – tore – torn, bend – bent – bent, lend – lent – lent, shine – shone – shone, sink – sank – sunk, spread – spread – spread, sweep – swept – swept, deal – dealt – dealt, hang – hung – hung, hurt – hurt – hurt, cost – cost – cost, cut – cut – cut, shut – shut – shut, quit – quit – quit, seek – sought – sought, shoot – shot – shot, stick – stuck – stuck, strike – struck – struck, feed – fed – fed, dig – dug – dug, spin – spun – spun