5 / 5
Perfect for spare minutes
I open this on the bus for two minutes and somehow end up doing ten little exercises without noticing.
English Reels reviews
What learners say about English Reels for Cambridge English exam preparation.
User Reviews
5 / 5
Build the Sentence is addictive
The drag and drop sentence building game is oddly satisfying and it actually improved my word order.
5 / 5
Not just for one exam
I like that this isn't locked to one exam, I've used it for both IELTS prep and general practice.
5 / 5
Streaks kept me coming back
I'm not usually a gamification person but the daily streak actually got me to open the app every day for a month.
5 / 5
Tongue twisters are fun and useful
Sounds silly but the pronunciation reels with tongue twisters genuinely helped my spoken English.
5 / 5
Emoji Descriptions are a nice touch
Small feature but guessing words from emojis is a fun break from the more serious grammar reels.
5 / 5
Great for Key Word Transformation practice
This is exactly the skill Cambridge tests in Use of English, glad it's built in here.
5 / 5
Feels like scrolling social media
It's basically the same addictive feed format as social apps but with grammar and vocabulary instead of videos.
5 / 5
Good mix of skills in one app
Grammar, vocabulary, listening and reading all show up in the same scroll, keeps things from getting repetitive.
5 / 5
Magic Words made me think differently about vocab
Finding a word that fits several different contexts forced me to actually understand meaning instead of memorising lists.
5 / 5
Works well on the web too
I mostly use my phone but the web version at englishreels.app is handy on a bigger screen at home.
5 / 5
Open Cloze exercises are solid
The reading and logic reels with Open Cloze are a quick but effective way to sharpen reading skills.
5 / 5
Verb conjugations finally stuck
Irregular past forms always tripped me up, the focused reels on conjugation actually fixed that.
5 / 5
Great daily habit builder
Small wins stacked up over a week did more for my consistency than any study plan I tried before.
5 / 5
A bit repetitive after a while
Great at the start but after a couple months some exercise types started to feel a little repetitive.
5 / 5
Simple and effective
No complicated setup, just open it and start swiping through exercises.
5 / 5
Explains answers instantly
The True or False and Multiple Choice quizzes tell you why an answer is right the second you tap, which speeds up learning.
4 / 5
Good for general English, not just exams
I'm not preparing for a specific test, just wanted to improve my English, and this fits that perfectly.
5 / 5
Rapid fire grammar drills work
The quick grammar challenges forced me to build sentences fast, which helped under real exam time pressure.
5 / 5
Thousands of exercises and it shows
I've used this for weeks and I'm still seeing new content, doesn't feel like the same twenty questions on repeat.
5 / 5
Clean interface, easy to use
Nothing complicated about the design, it just gets out of the way and lets you practice.
5 / 5
Helped my listening a lot
The audio challenges made me actually listen carefully instead of half paying attention, real improvement there.
5 / 5
Good bridge between exams
Useful whether you're aiming for IELTS, TOEFL or Cambridge, the grammar and vocab carries across all of them.
5 / 5
Fun way to kill dead time
Waiting rooms and commutes are now productive thanks to this instead of just scrolling other apps.
5 / 5
Notices exercise is a nice practical touch
Reading real world style notices is more useful than another dry comprehension passage.
5 / 5
Synonyms module widened my vocabulary
Constant exposure to synonyms and opposites made my writing less repetitive pretty quickly.
5 / 5
Good for casual daily practice
Not intense, just steady little sessions that add up over time.
5 / 5
Word Formation reels are useful
This is a skill I always struggled with on paper exams, the quick reels made it click faster than a textbook did.
5 / 5
My kids actually enjoy this one
Got this for my teenager and unlike most study apps she opens it without being reminded.
5 / 5
Solid free trial before paying
Tried the free version first to see if the format suited me before subscribing, glad I did.
5 / 5
Good variety keeps it interesting
Grammar one minute, listening the next, vocabulary after that, never gets boring.
5 / 5
Works offline on my commute
Handy that I can keep swiping through exercises even when the train loses signal.
5 / 5
Improved my Use of English score
The Key Word Transformation and word formation reels directly helped my Cambridge exam prep.
4 / 5
Not deep but very consistent
It won't replace a full course but as a daily top up it does exactly what it promises.
5 / 5
Great low pressure way to study
No long sessions required, just quick bursts that don't feel like a chore.
5 / 5
Pronunciation reels helped my accent
Practicing tongue twisters regularly noticeably improved how clearly I speak.
5 / 5
Good for building a habit
The streak feature is a small thing but it kept me opening the app every single day.
5 / 5
A fun format for grammar practice
Never thought grammar drills could feel this quick and painless.
5 / 5
Solid all rounder
Covers listening, reading, vocabulary and grammar without feeling scattered.
4 / 5
Does exactly what it promises
Short, easy exercises that somehow add up to real progress over a few weeks.