Return to useful language over time
Reviews bring words and phrases back across different days. Research on second-language learning supports spacing practice out rather than doing it all at once.
English for everyday life, work, study and exams
Five to fifteen minutes a day of real situations: phone calls, appointments, work, neighbours and paperwork. Say it out loud, hear yourself next to a model voice, and review words and phrases across different days.
Each session mixes a little new English with short reviews. On a busy day, five minutes still counts.
Listen to a conversation, answer, then say or write your own version. Tap any word to see what it means.
Reviews bring words and phrases back across different days. Your weekly view shows what you did, and a planned rest day is never a miss.
Euphemo brings together spaced review, remembering without a prompt, and practical communication. Here is the thinking behind the practice.
Reviews bring words and phrases back across different days. Research on second-language learning supports spacing practice out rather than doing it all at once.
Some activities ask you to recall a word or phrase before you see it. Practising recall can strengthen later memory, and recognising an answer and recalling it are different kinds of practice.
Practise asking, explaining, comparing and writing in everyday situations. Lessons have practical “can do” goals, drawing on teaching guidance that puts communication at the centre of learning.
Feedback gives you something specific to work on. Try again, then use the language in a different situation later. Research on classroom feedback helps inform this approach.
Research informs these methods, but it cannot promise you a particular result from Euphemo. A successful retry is useful practice; using the language later without help is a separate step. See the research and teaching guidance.
60 intermediate units and 16 upper-intermediate units: housing, health, money, work, school, offices, travel and more. A short check suggests where to start.
Practise conversations for situations you choose, or rehearse one that is coming up. Corrections are short, and you can say the corrected sentence and compare.
Hear your take next to a model voice. The app shows which words the speech recognizer matched. It is practice feedback, not a pronunciation grade.
More than 260 clips to listen and speak along with, phrase by phrase and at three speeds. Or paste any text you want to practise.
More than 50,000 words and 2,800 phrasal verbs from an open learner dictionary, with spelling help and voice search.
A two-minute listening check finds the sounds worth practising first, with starting points for speakers of 20 languages.
30 graded stories, 12 word games and 50 culture cards. No timers and no pressure.
16 short lessons on the mistakes people make most. They come back when the coach notices one again.
The course works for any English-speaking country, and nothing assumes where you live. Add Canada or the United States for local words, forms and situations: health cards, banking, renting, winter driving, school and more.
24 local units and 20 culture cards for Canada and the US, checked against public sources.
A guide to every part, practice for all four skills, and full timed mocks on a laptop. Listening and Reading are marked against the answer key; Speaking and Writing get AI practice estimates, shown as a range.
One full mock set is included. Two more sets are available as add-ons.
A guide to the test and practice for the Writing and Speaking tasks, with AI practice estimates shown as a range.
Practice estimates are not test results. For an assessment by a person, take the test or ask a qualified teacher. Euphemo is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the organizations that make these tests. CELPIP and IELTS are trademarks of their owners.
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The whole course
Starts with a 7-day free trial
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We want useful English practice to fit more people’s budgets. Your subscription supports the lessons, people and technology behind Euphemo. Plans with the cloud coach include clear allowances, which help keep their prices predictable. Why we keep it affordable.
Prices are shown in the app store in your currency before you confirm. Add-ons, such as extra AI practice estimates or extra mock sets, are bought once and don't renew.
Made in Ontario, Canada, by Argusis Technology Inc.
Adults with intermediate English who want to speak more clearly and confidently, up to upper-intermediate. A short check suggests where to begin, and you can always change it. Lessons for beginners are being prepared.
No app can, and we never will. Euphemo helps you practise often and clearly. AI estimates are practice ranges, not test results.
Not for lessons, reviews and the daily session once the app is installed. The AI coach and sync need a connection.
Any. You can add Canada or the United States for local English and culture, whether or not you live there, or none at all.
Cost should not make regular English practice harder to start. We design Euphemo to stay affordable, with useful core practice that does not need a cloud AI call at every step. Your subscription helps fund course content, development, support and the services that keep the app running. The AI and Pro plans also help cover the AI services used by their cloud features.
No. Lessons, reviews and recorded comparisons work without cloud AI. The free plan includes the first course units, daily practice and the dictionary, with no account and no AI. Basic gives the whole course, sync, and AI on your phone where your phone supports it. The AI plan adds the Euphemo cloud coach, with weekly coach time. Pro, with pronunciation scoring and spoken AI conversation, is coming later.
Only in features labelled as AI: Talk, explanations, rehearsals, shadowing scripts, phrase suggestions and practice estimates. They use weekly coach time, so the plan can stay low-cost.
Yes. Write to us for codes that give a paid plan for a set time.