EveryFive — Learn 5 English words a day. A vocabulary habit that sticks, with speak-aloud pronunciation and smart spaced review.

TODAY'S 5 WORDS

5 words that build
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get up🔊🐢
/ɡet ʌp/
to get up
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Every word comes with meanings, phonetic spelling with syllables and stress, and examples in context. Below is a sample of what is actually included.

/ˈerpɔːrt/

a place where planes arrive and leave, with buildings for passengers

The airport is far from the city.

/əˈfɔːrd/

to have enough money or time to buy or do something

We can't afford a new car right now.

/əˈtʃiːv/

to succeed in reaching a goal through effort

We can achieve better results with a clear plan.

/brɪsk/

quick, active, and full of energy

Let's keep a brisk pace because we have six items.

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WHY FIVE

Why exactly five words.

01

A daily habit without pressure

Instead of burning out on long lists, 5 a day is the one size small enough to actually keep.

02

Meet words again before you forget

Today's new words mix with yesterday's and 3-day-old ones, so you meet them again before they fade.

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Words learned inside sentences

You don't memorize words in isolation — you learn them in real sentences, with pronunciation.

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A record of the days you kept

See at a glance the streak of days you've kept your 5 words going.

HOW A DAY LOOKS

Exactly five, every day.

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NEW WORD

Your first word today

See the meaning together with a real example.

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NEW WORD

Your second word today

Learn expressions you can use right away.

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PRONUNCIATION

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REVIEW

Yesterday's word

You meet it again right when it is easiest to forget.

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REVIEW

A word from 3 days ago

One more review moves it into long-term memory.

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