“Improve your vocabulary”
“Only 1 min per day”
“Learn 10,000+ words”
“Practice to internalize new words”
“Choose from a variety of topics”
“Custom widgets to learn on the go”
“Add your own words to learn”
“Keep a daily practice streak”
“Wallpapers to make you more articulate”
“See how you rank against others”
A closer look at the screenshots
Hand-drawn illustrations extend beyond a vocabulary card.
A word widget appears on the lock screen.
A large word count sits above a sparse device view.
A quiz answer appears with an example sentence.
Illustrated topic cards form a category grid.
Photo and solid-colour widget examples appear together.
An input field and keyboard demonstrate adding a word.
A streak tracker overlays a landscape photograph.
A word wallpaper appears over a sunset lock screen.
A percentile curve highlights a learner ranking.
About this app
Ready to elevate your word power? The key to successfully expanding your vocabulary is learning new words in a way that stimulates your attention. Studies show that the most effective way of learning new words is with an app that’s specifically designed for that. With the Vocabulary app, you can: - Learn new words with minimal time investment, simply scrolling through your phone - Choose your own level of difficulty, based on your current English language mastery - Select Vocabulary categories that best suit your needs and interests - Speak and write more concisely and confidently, with the right word at your fingertips - Meet your linguistic goals at your own pace - Customize the app’s features and make it work for you The Vocabulary app will turn learning and retaining new words into a fun activity that will allow you to “wow” your friends and co-workers. Privacy Policy: https://monkeytaps.net/privacy Terms of use: https://monkeytaps.net/terms
Headlines in this set
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“Improve your vocabulary”
Improve your vocabulary states the broad learning aim directly.
“Only 1 min per day”
One minute per day presents a small commitment, not a guaranteed learning outcome.
“Learn 10,000+ words”
10,000+ describes claimed content scope rather than words every learner will master.
“Practice to internalize new words”
Practice to internalize explains why the active exercise follows word exposure.
“Choose from a variety of topics”
Choose makes topic selection an explicit user decision.
“Custom widgets to learn on the go”
Custom widgets names the delivery format for learning outside the main app.
“Add your own words to learn”
Your own words extends the catalogue with personal learning material.
“Keep a daily practice streak”
Daily practice streak gives consistency a visible record.
“Wallpapers to make you more articulate”
Wallpapers names the format, but becoming more articulate requires more than display alone.
“See how you rank against others”
Against others makes the comparison basis explicit.
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