See the picture.
Remember the word.

Scenes give words a familiar context. Learn “bed,” “lamp,” and “clock” together in a bedroom, connecting each word with an object and its surroundings. Those connections give you more to draw on when recalling the word.

Visual English connects illustrated scenes with pronunciation, recognition, spelling, and recall. Pictures help you understand a word, then practice with fewer clues helps you remember it on your own.

Start by seeing a picture, reading the word, and hearing its pronunciation. Then choose the correct word and practice spelling it as the hints fade. Revisit words that need more practice and build your vocabulary at your own pace.

Each picture gives a word a visual reference. See a familiar object, read its English word, and hear its pronunciation before putting it into practice.

Explore everyday topics and illustrated scenes. Learn the English words for familiar things, such as a bed, bedside lamp, or alarm clock, in a setting you can recognize.

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