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Definitely the largest amount of sentences to practice of any app I ever used with the largest range of context. So many other apps teach little more than the basics of introducing yourself and talking about animals, travel, and red balls. This is so much better for intermediate language learners. I highly recommend it.

Best language learning app for intetmediat level. Honestly thought it was a scam at first because it looks sketch, but it's not. I've been studying Korean for 2.5 years with a plateau in my learning for 6 months on other language apps. 1 months on Clozemaster (2 weeks with pro) and my comprehension has skyrocketed. Listening, reading, spelling, grammar, verb conjugation - all significantly improved. I love the "everything in context" gameplay/learning. Done and dusted. Out of this world.

This has many of the good things Duolingo has been getting rid of: sentences written by native speakers rather than relying on machine translation, lots of available information on vocabulary and the grammar of sentences, and the website has forums which can provide fast responses, even for a language with fewer learners like Norwegian.

I’ve tried many resources in my life as an aspiring polyglot. I speak 4 languages and I wish Clozemaster existed when I first started learning. It’s *Amazing*. Truly, you won’t find anything that throws you right into the context of a language in a more gentle way. Since you need the “cloze” word to fully understand the sentence, your brain prioritizes the absorption of the words taught, in contrast to flash card methods of learning. Now that I have Clozemaster, I’ll never struggle with vocabulary again. And it’s fun! Last thing: I’m a pro user (regular is free) and it’s totally worth it. Currently I’m living in Sweden and learning Swedish and the unlimited listening practice (Cloze Listening) is making this a piece of cake. In one week I’ve gone from barely understanding anything, to being able to listen to radio and podcasts with pleasure!

There is another program (which I won't name) that uses a similar method to Clozemaster. Having tried both, I like Clozemaster better for the following reasons: - The most useful (and most frequently used) function is always free. - Even though I paid for a subscription, it was still cheaper than the competitor I mentioned before. - I like the simplified, no-frills aesthetic of the game.

This is one of the best language practice apps. It’s straightforward and effective. The sentences, from the very beginning, are useful. They’re real world, conversation snippets. Things like “I’ll let him know”, “Yeah, we can go.” rather than “The horse eats apples.” The UI is simple and enjoyable, and the old video game sound effects are unobtrusive and a great little dopamine hit. I don’t feel the need to turn them off. Also, they only ever run “ads” for their own premium upgrade. No 30second “play this game” popups. Just once at the end of every round, “you can upgrade to premium!” And I’d say premium is definitely worth it. I buy it when I’m ready to do a lot of review for a month or so, and it’s a good upgrade. Let’s you choose how many you want to do each round, up to just playing infinitely. I wouldn’t recommend this app as a “first touch” for your new language. Top 100 words will be easy, but I’d suggest moving through the CEFR A level of your language before starting the top 500. You don’t need to be perfect with concepts, but knowing *why* you’re constructing sentences/words this way, will make your learning experience here much more effective. Have fun!