1. The app will help you learn English speaking, reading, and writing using over 400 interactive lessons and built-in 10,000-word dictionary. 2. You can practice pronunciation with daily use conversations.
Most English language learning apps offer users an English interface. Sometimes, especially when you want to learn more complex grammar rules, this may be too difficult, even for intermediate learners.
The best solution would be an app that helps learn English with your mother tongue as an interface language.
You can find such an app in the App Store. It’s called Hello English, and it’s available in 23 languages, including Hindi, Arabic, Chinese, Portuguese, Turkish, and Indonesian.
The app will help you learn English speaking, reading, and writing using over 400 interactive lessons and built-in 10,000-word dictionary. You can practice pronunciation with daily use conversations. And, finally, you can chat with teachers about English grammar and translations.
An interesting thing to note is that the app lets you choose from several upgrade methods. You don’t have to buy a subscription if you don’t want to. You can go for credits or tickets, instead.
Benefits: Learn English with confidence from your language. Compatibility: iPad, iPhone. Price: Free; pre-paid subscriptions from $3.99 (weekly), credits from $0.99, tickets from $1.99.
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Multi-angle pillow stand with pen holder
An improved version of a popular Lamicall tablet pillow comes now with a side pocket for a digital pen or small accessories. The stand is two-sided, with three angles on each side. It’s made of durable materials and is available in five fashionable colors.
This 10000mAh smartphone-size power bank comes with USB-C port, LED display with a battery capacity, three built-in cables, and a foldable AC plug. You can plug the power bank directly to the wall socket for fast charging.
Portfolio tablet case with accessories compartment
This customer favorited case bag from Tomtoc is compatible with all tablets up to 11 inches. It has passed the Military Standard Drop Test, and comes with an internal mesh pocket for accessories. Available in over ten colors.
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Manage Your Day-to-Day: Build Your Routine, Find Your Focus, and Sharpen Your Creative Mind
by 99U & Jocelyn K. Glei
Preface
The world we work in today is not the world of Michelangelo, of Marie Curie, of Ernest Hemingway, or even of Paul Rand. It is a new world, empowered and entranced by the rapid-fire introduction of new technologies—a world where our metaphysical front door is always open, where anyone can whisper in our ear, where a “room of one’s own” no longer means you’re all alone.
Creative minds are exceedingly sensitive to the buzz and whir of the world around them, and we now have to contend with a constant stream of chirps, pings, and alerts at all hours of the day. As these urgent demands tug us this way and that, it becomes increasingly difficult to find a centered space for creativity.
Taking stock of this challenging new landscape, 99U’s Manage Your Day-to-Day assembles insights around four key skill sets you must master to succeed: building a rock-solid daily routine, taming your tools (before they tame you), finding focus in a distracted world, and sharpening your creative mind.
Dedicating a chapter to each of these focus areas, we invited a group of seasoned thought leaders and creatives—Seth Godin, Stefan Sagmeister, Tony Schwartz, Gretchen Rubin, Dan Ariely, Linda Stone, Steven Pressfield, and others—to share their expertise. Our goal was to come at the problems and struggles of this new world of work from as many angles as possible.
Because we each have a unique set of strengths, weaknesses, and sensitivities, it is impossible to prescribe a single approach that will work for everyone. The right solution for you will always be personal—an idiosyncratic combination of strategies based on your own work demands, habits, and preferences.
Technology is a word that describes somethingthat doesn’t work yet.
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