Expand your French vocabulary fast.
Play through thousands of fill-in-the-blank sentences in French, learn in context, and track your progress.
Clozemaster is the best resource for advanced beginner and intermediate French learners to get fluent faster.
Learn French vocabulary in context.
No more single word flash cards. No more guessing how a word is used. Clozemaster gives you a sentence with a missing word. The challenge is to select or enter the correct word from context, otherwise known as a cloze test, or a cloze deletion test.
Learn the most common words in French.
Learn and practice the words you'll see the most. Play sentences in order of difficulty with the Fluency Fast Track or see sentences at your level with the Most Common Words groupings. You can also check out sentences and translations for the 100 most common words in French.
The perfect complement to any course or textbook.
Learning French for school, for fun, or to travel? Bored with Duolingo or looking for something more fast paced? Use Clozemaster to rapidly expand your vocab in a fast and fun way. Level up, track your progress, and compete with friends.
Speak, read, write, and understand with confidence.
Use Clozemaster to find and fix the gaps in your vocabulary. Practice your passive recall playing multiple choice, and practice your active recall playing text input. Sign up and play for free.
Improve your French listening skills.
Hear the sentence before you see it then fill in the missing word. Practice your listening skills at your level and start understanding what you hear in no time.
What to do after Duolingo French
There is no single method or approach that will get you fluent. Clozemaster is meant to be used as a complement to textbooks, classes, tutors, and other resources. It can be useful at any level from beginner to advanced, and is an excellent resource as you play through something like Duolingo French or as the next step once you've completed your Duoling French tree. But Clozemaster isn't meant for the complete beginner. It's most useful for intermediate French and advanced French learners, or at least once you already know the alphabet, pronunciation, and some basic French grammar. That said, language rules are meant to be broken. Clozemaster is the best way to improve your vocabulary in French faster than you ever thought possible.
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It's the best language learning app and I say it based on my experience with almost all famous language learning apps. The have recently added a functionality to analyze the sentences grammatically and it's unique and just amazing!
Best of all language learning apps I've tried, and I've tried a plenty. With this app, I actually retain the vocabulary and sentence structures I learn, while most other apps that provide a more fun game-like experience end up almost useless for actual learning.
Actually the best language learning app I’ve come across. Has so many ways of interacting with your target language (listening, speaking, writing, a passive-listening radio mode) with many settings to tailor how challenged you want to be in any given module. I appreciate that the vocabulary and grammar is always varied and that constant review is pushed (this differs from Duolingo, which I find overly repetitive and too ‘babied’). Idk, I never write reviews but I thought it was necessary this once because this app just rocks.