Finally a Use of English section that's actually hard
Most apps recycle B2 level grammar and call it advanced. This one throws real obscure rules and rare idioms at you, and my accuracy dropped for the first week before it clicked.

What learners say about English C2 App for Cambridge English exam preparation.
Most apps recycle B2 level grammar and call it advanced. This one throws real obscure rules and rare idioms at you, and my accuracy dropped for the first week before it clicked.
The dialogues run at full native speed and pick up on tone, not just words. It took some getting used to but it's exactly what CPE listening demands.
I write a piece, get corrections on style and cohesion within seconds, then rewrite. That loop moved my essays from decent to actually exam ready over a few weeks.
The speaking exercises push you to use colloquial expressions properly, not just grammatically correct sentences. My tutor noticed the difference.
There's literary extracts and technical manuals in the reading section, which forced me to actually build vocabulary instead of guessing from context every time.
Nothing in here feels generic or auto generated. You can tell specialists put this together.
I do most of my practice on the phone but sometimes switch to the laptop version and everything carries over without any fuss.
Our teacher set us all up on this for CPE prep and it kept everyone on the same rigorous material, which helped comparing progress.
I used the C1 version last year and this one is noticeably tougher, which is exactly what I needed moving up to Proficiency.
Somehow this doesn't feel like a chore most days. Still hard work but not miserable.
I've tried memorising idiom lists before and they never stayed. Seeing them in proper collocation exercises here made them stick.
Short sessions most days added up. Three months in I can feel the difference in how I read and listen.
I always struggled with how my paragraphs connected and this is the first tool that actually pointed out where and why.
I had to replay clips a lot in the beginning. Now I catch far more on the first pass.
There's practice specifically for backtracking and restructuring when you get stuck, which is such an underrated skill for the actual exam.
Pulling arguments together across a few sources is exactly what the Reading and Use of English paper asks for, and this drills it properly.
The core material is strong. I just wish there were more speaking prompts, I ran through what feels like most of them after a month.
A private tutor for CPE level is hard to arrange every week. This gave me a lot more hours of practice on my own schedule.
First couple weeks were rough, honestly discouraging. Then something clicked around week four and scores started climbing steadily.
She said most apps aren't hard enough for Proficiency level and recommended this one specifically. She was right.
The subtle collocation exercises are where I was losing marks before. Now I actually notice when something sounds slightly off.
Not something I expected in a language app but the specialised manuals in the reading section pushed my comprehension further than news articles would.
My accuracy tanked the first week which was humbling, but it meant the difficulty was pitched right for the real exam instead of something easier.
Can't say it's the only reason but it was a big part of my prep and I'm genuinely happy with the result.
Most apps stop at B2 vocabulary and call it advanced. This one actually goes into rare and specialised terms.
The content quality is there, no complaints on that front. It would be great to see more options aimed at students.
Solid CPE prep, no complaints.
Whenever I get a Use of English question wrong the explanation walks through the actual grammar point instead of leaving me guessing.
Switched between Android devices a few times and never lost progress.
Definitely the hardest exam app I've used but it's fair, not just hard for the sake of it.
I needed this for university level English and the feedback on academic pieces was more useful than I expected from an app.
Didn't expect the feedback to help with creative pieces as much as academic ones but it did both well.
A lot of listening apps stick to flat news style audio. This has actual nuanced conversations which is closer to real CPE material.
I've been using it since January and the material still feels carefully put together rather than repetitive.
Really solid material, I just wish the sign-up details were clearer upfront.
A few of us preparing for CPE together all switched to this after I showed them the Use of English section.
Tough exercises, clear explanations, no complaints from me.
Knowing English specialists actually verified the content matters a lot when you're prepping for the hardest Cambridge exam.
I tried the B2 and C1 versions from the same makers before moving here and this is clearly built for a much higher level.
Wish I'd started with this app months earlier instead of switching halfway through my prep.