Listening, grammar, vocabulary, and long-form reading —
all with structural-reading analysis in one app.
The Problem
It isn't a lack of effort. It's that you're still reading left to right, stringing meanings together. The longer the sentence, the more it collapses and the more time you lose. That's the real reason your progress has stalled.
Think of parsing like a camera shutter: capture two or three lines at once, reading while you see the structure.
What You Gain
This app trains your ability to process English by structure. Once it clicks, here's what happens.
Where's the subject, where's the conclusion? Once the pattern is visible, you grasp the meaning in a single pass.
Sort by part of speech and sentence pattern, and the reason for the answer becomes singular. No more "just picking one."
Once reading by structure is a habit, any long sentence solves like a puzzle. No more racing the clock on test day.
Subject, verb, and object shown in color — with translation and key points on one screen. You build the feel of reading in chunks, right on the actual screen.
Inside the Lab
The real explanation screen, exactly as it is. Tap a phrase and its translation and notes open on the spot.
S V C (passive + to-infinitive)
→ It (your order) is scheduled to reach you no later than March 9.
Tap a word or phrase to open its translation and explanation.
Itit
A pronoun referring to your order in the previous sentence.
is scheduledis scheduled
The passive of schedule, "to plan/arrange."
to reach youto reach you
The to-infinitive in be scheduled to do — it tells you what is scheduled.
no later than March 9no later than March 9
A set phrase for a deadline. no later than = "not later than ~."
be scheduled to do ("to be scheduled to") is extremely common on the TOEIC®. no later than ("by ~ at the latest") is also a staple in Parts 6 and 7. Learn them as chunks to read faster.
Try it now
Click an English sentence and its pattern opens on the spot. Try the “see the structure” experience — impossible in a paper textbook — for free.
Pattern 2 (S V C) / “felt + adjective” = “felt overwhelmed”
Grammar · 14 UnitsGrammar · 14 Units
From be-verbs to the subjunctive, built up basic → intermediate → advanced. Each unit follows three steps: explanation → check with color-coded examples → practice. Try this depth for free first.
Example (Unit 07 · Passive voice)
Passive (be + past participle) / V = be + past participle, M = adverbial phrase, by + agent
→ The report was submitted on time by the team.
📌 The passive is be + past participle. The subject is the one acted upon; the agent follows by ~. was submitted (not "was submit") — always keep the be-verb.
2 questions per section free every month
Features
Just click the English, and each phrase's role, translation, and grammatical reason open on the spot. A reference book that moves.
Experience it, read it closely, check it with a quiz. Learning the same sentence in three modes makes it hard to forget.
Sentence by sentence, even the reasoning of part of speech and pattern is put into words. You read by logic, not by memorization.
Just listening passively, or leaving it all to AI, never gets you to true understanding. Every choice comes with why it's right or wrong, so you can read on your own reasoning.
All in One
From practice to explanation to structural analysis — the whole system for growing your reading, gathered into one app.
Practice all 7 TOEIC® sections in real test format
Every choice with reasoning, translation, and SVOC structure analysis
Grammar, vocabulary, and the reading-interpretation lab, all in one flow
Practice reading for real with business-news English
How you learn
Click the English, and each phrase's role, translation, and grammatical reason open on the spot.
Read the same sentence from every angle in three modes: experience, close reading, and quiz.
Train your reading in real conditions with fresh news English every day.
Flip the card and you get not just the meaning but the words it pairs with, synonyms, and antonyms. It goes in as usable form, so it comes back on test day.
Free to Start
Download and get 2 questions per section free every month. No account needed — start right away.
Install free from the App Store. No account sign-up needed.
Try each section, basic grammar, and vocabulary — 2 questions per section each month. Reading-by-structure interpretation included.
When it clicks, go Pro (monthly) for full access to every section, and practice all you want.
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