English exam vocabulary, one tab at a time.
Pick School & exams. NativeLingo swaps English words that turn up on the IELTS exam into the pages you read anyway.
Revision that doesn’t need a free evening.
Words at exam level
Set B1 and you meet “requirement” long before “executor”.
The right form in the sentence
“Dos libros” becomes “two books”. If we are not sure of the form, you get the plain word.
Typed reviews
Write the word back once a day. That is the same kind of recall the exam asks for.
Ten minutes of reading already counts.
Add to ChromeQuestions
No. It adds vocabulary between lessons. Grammar and speaking still need your course.
Words are tagged A1 to C1, so it fits exam prep from the first level up to C1.
If Chrome extensions are allowed there, yes. The daily review also works on your phone.
Learning English vocabulary for the IELTS exam
Most exam prep means lists and flashcards in the evening. NativeLingo puts the same kind of words into the articles, forums and homework you read during the day. You meet link, time and requirement in real sentences, without extra study time. The words match your level, and every meeting counts.
Each word goes to your list with pronunciation. A short daily review with spaced repetition decides when you see it next. You type the answer instead of just looking at it, because that effort of recall is what you take into the exam. Ten minutes a day is enough to grow your vocabulary before the date.