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WordFail

1.03 for iPhone, iPad
Free
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Update Date

2016-05-24

Size

94.6 MB

Screenshots for iPhone

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WordFail Description
"We are leaving." or "We our leaving."?
"It had no effect." or "It had no affect."?
"The car was stationary." or "The car was stationery."?

"WordFail" is an educational game designed to help you learn the proper usage of the most commonly misused words in English. These are mistakes that even native English speakers make! Think you're an English language master? What if we only gave you a few seconds to choose the right answer? Now it becomes a game even college English professors will find challenging!

Downloading and playing "WordFail" has its benefits:

Sound More Professional in Emails!
-Be it a client, a boss, or even a relative, making simple grammatical and spelling mistakes can make you come off as unprofessional, or even rude. This app can help!

Perfect for use in English classrooms!
-Tired of seeing your students making the same incorrect word choices? Have them play this game to hone their vocabulary skills, whether they are learning English as a second language, or are native speakers!

Perfect for TOEIC and TOEFL students!
-This is a great way to remember some of the trickier words in the English language!
WordFail 1.03 Update
2016-05-24
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

-Fixed issue where a question with three choices would sometimes show two of the same answer.
More Information
Price:
Free
Version:
1.03
Size:
94.6 MB
Update Date:
2016-05-24
Developer:
Astro Crow, LLC
Language:
English

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1.03 2016-05-24
-Fixed issue where a question with three choices would sometimes show two of the same answer.