What News in Levels: Learn English actually does (from store listing)
News in Levels is an application to improve your English naturally and fast with our articles. In our short news, <b>we use words which are used in English often.</b>
Each article is written in 3 levels.
● Level 1 has the 1000 most important or often-used words.
● Level 2 has the 2000 most important or often-used words.
● Level 3 has the 3000 most important or often-used words.
<b>American and British </b>reading voice for each articles.
Read news every day. Also read the old news…
News in Levels is an application to improve your English naturally and fast with our articles. In our short news, we use words which are used in English often.
Each article is written in 3 levels.
● Level 1 has the 1000 most important or often-used words.
● Level 2 has the 2000 most important or often-used words.
● Level 3 has the 3000 most important or often-used words.
American and British reading voice for each articles.
Read news every day. Also read the old news to see if you remember all the new words. We repeat the same words in one level again and again. So, when you read and listen to our news every day, after two, three, or four months, you can understand all the words in one level. Then it is time for you to go one level higher and do the same. After one year, you can understand people who speak English language and you can know the 3000 most important words in English. This way, you can improve your reading and listening skills in this language with news from around the world. Reading and listening are two cornerstones of learning English. Start now and experience the new way of learning English.
Send feedback to: info@newsinlevels.com
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