The English section offers 14 short formats that cover every side of the language: vocabulary, grammar, reading, listening and conversation. It won’t replace a course with a teacher, but it keeps your English in working order every day.
Popular song lyrics with tap-to-translate words. Real-life English and the motivation of music you like.
How to play: Learn English through popular song lyrics. Tap words to see their translation.
Learn more →Your own flashcards: add words from a book, a series or work and review them in small batches.
How to play: Add your own words with translations in the settings and choose how many to show at once. Tap Start — the words appear one by one for memorising.
Ready-made English word sets with translations — short daily sessions to grow your vocabulary.
How to play: Learn English words. There's a "Learned" button at the bottom to go to the next.
Whole sentences with translation and audio on three levels: teaches you to speak in phrases, not single words.
How to play: Learn English through complete sentences. Read the meaning, tap a sentence to hear it, and choose which sentence to study. Three difficulty levels are available in settings.
English texts with tap-to-translate for any word. Reading without constantly switching to a dictionary.
How to play: Read English sentences. Tap a word to see its translation.
Dictation: listen to a sentence and type it. The check highlights missing, extra and misspelled words.
How to play: Listen to an English sentence and write it down. You can listen again. Checking reveals the correct text, meaning, and missing, extra, or misspelled words. Capitalization and punctuation are ignored; apostrophes in contractions count. Settings: three difficulty levels, speech pace, and 5–20 sentences. Statistics record the percentage of sentences without errors in a completed session.
Learn more →Build a sentence from shuffled words. Helps you feel English word order.
How to play: Build a sentence from shuffled words. Settings: difficulty. Statistics: correct answers.
A, an, the or no article? Short drills on a topic that trips up many learners.
How to play: Choose the correct article (a, an, the, or no article) for each sentence.
Choose the right verb form from context — tense practice without memorising tables.
How to play: Choose the correct verb form according to the sentence context.
In, on, at and friends: choose the preposition that fits. Training your feel for the language.
How to play: Choose the correct preposition to complete the sentence.
Find the grammar mistake and pick the corrected version. Teaches you to notice errors in your own English.
How to play: Find the grammar mistake and choose the correct sentence.
Choose the best reply in a short dialogue: ready-made phrases for everyday situations.
How to play: Choose the best reply in a short dialogue.
Conversation practice with an AI partner: questions, topics and speaking practice any time, without embarrassment.
How to play: Chat with AI in English. Ask questions, discuss topics and practice conversational English.
Learn more →The classic “words by letter” game in English: food, animals, jobs starting with a given letter, against the clock.
How to play: The childhood game, in English. A letter comes up along with a few topics — food, animals, furniture, clothes, jobs. Type one English word starting with that letter for every topic before the time runs out. A word counts if it is in the game dictionary; after each round you get examples of words that would have worked. Settings: number of rounds, time per round and how many topics per round.
A language fades the same way it is learned — gradually. Ten minutes every day beats two hours once a week: words get repeated at intervals, and your brain never has time to cool down. That is why English in Cabe is split into small 3–5 minute formats that pair well with attention and memory games.
Learn Words offers ready-made sets with translations. Learn Your Words lets you build your own flashcards from a book, a series or work emails. Words by Letter is a recall-speed game: name a food, an animal or a job starting with a given letter.
Articles, Tenses, Prepositions, Fix the Error and Sentence Builder are short drills on the topics learners get wrong most often. No tables and no rote learning: you develop a feel for the right option in context.
Read Text and English Songs are texts where any word translates on tap. Dictation trains listening comprehension: hear a sentence, type it and see a breakdown of your mistakes. How to Say a Sentence offers phrases with translations and audio at three levels.
AI English Learning is a chat with an AI partner about anything. Quick Replies asks you to choose the right line in a short dialogue. It is a way to practise without the fear of making mistakes in front of a person.
More ideas in our guide How to learn English in 10 minutes a day.
Add your English session to Cabe’s habit tracker. A tick in the calendar and a streak of consecutive days are simple but powerful motivation not to skip.
Yes. Words, texts and dictation have difficulty levels, and any word can be translated with a tap. Beginners should start with vocabulary and short sentences.
Most exercises work offline. You need a connection to chat with the AI partner.
Cabe helps you keep your English alive with daily practice, but it doesn’t replace a full course, real conversation and reading. Use the app as a supplement.
How to Say a Sentence and Dictation let you listen to a reference pronunciation. You can repeat after the recording and compare.
Can you learn English in 10 minutes a day? What to fit in: spaced-repetition vocabulary, grammar, dictation, reading and AI conversation. A ready-made weekly plan.
How many days a habit really takes, why “21 days” is a myth and how to make a new action stick: triggers, if–then plans, tiny steps and a habit tracker.
Download Cabe free for iPhone, iPad, Mac or Android: 113 games and exercises for reaction, memory, attention, mental math and English, plus breathing practices and habit trackers.
