eLang Words: Train Vocabulary Взлом 1.1.4 + Чит Коды

eLang Words requires eLang Extension account first! Train new words and idioms.

Our app is an ideal tool for those who are eager to create individual study-friendly environments. Dive into the language with us and improve yourself through smooth immersion.

How it works:
- Translate words and subtitles with eLang Extension on the web
- Install eLang Words
- Train all the words that you have translated
- Raise your English level

IMPROVE YOUR VOCABULARY WITH YOUR TRANSLATED WORDS
- Be quick to pick up new popular idioms from TV-presenters or bloggers. Your speech will become richer at once.
- Expand your base of synonyms for English words. It will improve the quality of your responses.
- Vary the styles of your studies. The concepts that are difficult to remember aurally may be easier to learn while reading and vice versa.

ACCESS YOUR ELANG TRANSLATED HISTORY
- Forget about paper dictionaries. Train all words, which are still unfamiliar to you sorted by history translation. Do it several times a day right on the go.
- Use browser memory. It will remind you about the words you have already stored.
- From time to time save new nouns and verbs. It might help you while reading professional articles.

TRACK YOUR RESULTS
- Sort your saved words by retention time. A good way to remind yourself of the expressions you were puzzled with a month ago.
- Change the order of terms in your vocabulary from A to Z. It is especially convenient when you play word games.
- Try to look for associations and relationships with the ideas and concepts you already know.

MEMORIZE WORDS WITH CONTEXT
- Life is beautiful. Even by learning the movie titles you can memorize which adjectives are commonly used with which nouns. Make your own vocabulary tags, make it context-based and practice-oriented learning.
- Try to master the whole sentences. In our videos there are a lot of easy-to-learn short phrases.
- Select words that are relevant to your life, your job and your interests. Create your individual vocabulary.