An English word a day, made to stick
English is the language most people learn second, and the hard part is rarely the big words — it's the small ones that look alike. Say and tell. Borrow and lend. Recipe and receipt. Eachday's English pack is built for people learning or polishing their English: one word or phrase each morning, chosen because learners actually stumble on it, with its pronunciation, a sentence you'd genuinely hear, and a short note on what makes it tricky.
Many are phrasal verbs — look forward to, come up with, put off — the everyday English that textbooks skip and conversations run on. This is not a rare-word builder for native speakers; it is the English that gets used, made to stick one day at a time.
Words you'll actually remember
take for granted
fail to appreciate
look forward to
be excited for
come up with
to think of an idea
A taste of the English pack — a new one arrives every morning.
How Eachday works
Pick English in the app, add the widget, and that's the whole setup. Each morning a new word appears on your home screen — with pronunciation, a real example sentence, and the story behind the word. Read it in ten seconds or linger; there's nothing to complete and no streak to lose.
Eachday is free on the App Store. All-Access — every language, the focus tracks, games, widget themes and tomorrow's peek — is a single one-time purchase, never a subscription.