This app is fantastic. It assists users in learning vocabulary spelling, reading, speed and articulation, math and much more. When the choices are made correctly the more points are earned and more points are earned. This is then a step up in the progression. This results in slightly more difficult decisions in the following workout. The feedback at the end of a lesson is greatly appreciated to determine the position of each game, which can help the app make improvements to the next exercise. Thank you for a great application.

When he comes back, i will cook him dinner. In the absence of context, it’s an incredibly reasonable statement. Someone telling someone else what they’d do. If you click the correct option, you will find the answer is wrong. The app is fine, however there’s a need to provide some more clarity. I’m only using free apps at the moment, but we’ll determine if I want to upgrade. The difficulties are not difficult but the main goal is to be able to think quickly and remain alert, not to master nuclear physics. I believe that it is effective.

I tried the trial for free. I will not buy. Here are my thoughts I think that the graphs and animations between games are a lot. I would like to go through them and enjoy the gameplay. It’s like half the time is spent watching the awesome animations, your score. etc. I’m not at all at all. I’m just trying to have fun and learn. It’s a waste of time! I would like to linger over a particular topic and have fun! But the app requires you to play just a amount of everything, but not too much in general.

I observed a decrease in my ability to communicate effectively via understanding and recall of words because of my battle with major depression condition and an anxiety. It took a toll on the mental state of my body. Additionally, the crazily grammatical mistakes (whether intentional as well) and inconsistencies in dialogue from social media were affecting me without even realizing it. I began my trial today and am already seeing improvements. The games are entertaining and useful, and I’ll definitely be investing.

I love this app. It’s extremely intuitive. The interface is easy to use and the customized feedback is precise but not muddy. Both visually and audibly attractive. The games are entertaining as well as educational. We recommend them to all of our friends. However, it’s very expensive. I can’t think of any other people, besides people who are wealthy, and are willing to shell out PS400 on a lifetime subscription.

It’s fun, stimulating for the mind, and stimulating. I’m using this to help heal from brain damage caused by MS. I’ve seen a lot of progress over the past 6 months and have even discovered math skills I did not realize I could accomplish. When I have an answer that isn’t correct The game breaks into easy to understand steps. I play the free version, which gives me three games per day, which allows me to try as often as I like, however the free trial made me decide to upgrade to the Premium version as soon as my budget permits. Highly recommended!

I’ve played with this app nearly every day for the past four months. Games are difficult but also entertaining. The graphics are enjoyable too! In addition, I notice an improvement in my daily abilities. I can tell when I count receipts prior to checkout and when I use fractions at work and in cooking. The ability to proofread emails and recall of adjectives have increased. I’m more focused due to it. It’s a great mental exercise. I’m practicing techniques for life that become less useful after finishing high school more than 20 years ago. I recommend this to all.

I really enjoy using Elevate and have learned a lot! I enjoy the game-based method of learning as well as the explanations given in the event of an incorrect answer being presented. I’d like to offer two suggestions. First, when you are sending messages that say “improve your skills by reviewing recent errors” can you include “writing” or “spelling” to the end of “skills” so that I will be able to find the information I’d like to go over later? There isn’t enough room to make my second suggestion. Maybe next time!

I find the app to be quite amusing, however it doesn’t really fits my. Since as I’m not an native language speaker I’d like to hear the words’ pronunciation (at minimum in the review sections) as well as examples! Words are useless without examples. In certain games, synonyms disappear quickly. It is a great app to understand the meaning behind parts, and practicing quick response and comprehension. I’ll look into other options and think about Elevate.

Elevate is an absolutely excellent app. I would prefer it was available for free, but I understand the reasons why it’s a paid program because it’s educational carefully thought-out and addictive! The graphics are stunning and it’s an absolute pleasure to play. I do actually feel more focused and intelligent since I began my free trial last week! It’s possible that I’ll need to purchase the subscription, but I’ve never thought about it as it’s not costly and it’s well worth every penny. The most appealing part is that there’s is that there’s not one ad or even a moment in which the game feels uninteresting or slow.

I’ve been searching for an app that accomplishes this. !!!!!! It’s adult-friendly, adapts to the user’s level of skill and is created to keep users sharp in their thinking. I absolutely love it! And I’m definitely going to get the year-long plan! I’m hoping everything stays the same, and that we have no problems in the near future. Thanks to the author. !!!!!! You’ve hit the nail right on the head.

It’s quite good, however there are two problems. Some games don’t properly scale for the Samsung Fold 3 on the large screen. Some buttons/texts are compressed, making it difficult to read. Another issue is that explanations of how to work out the answers aren’t as clear. Particularly, in math-related questions. For instance: “How much a year at once a week for x dollars? X x 1. Then multiply by 104.” Why? The explanation must explain why the number 104 is what you should multiply by. This is just one instance..