English Go: Learn with News
English Go: Learn with News Summary
English Go: Learn with News is a free, with in-app purchases iOS app in Education by Nguyen Toan Le. Released in Nov 2019 (6 years ago). It has 7.00 ratings with a 4.57★ (excellent) average. Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 3.00 monthly active users and generates around $<10K monthly revenue (100% IAP / 0% ads). Store last updated Oct 22, 2026
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App Description
Learn English through real news and stories that interest you. Read, listen and watch the same lesson, then review the words you meet along the way.
BUILD A HABIT AROUND YOUR CURIOSITY
• Explore science, nature, technology, culture and more, with A2, B1 and B2 level labels to guide your choice.
• Listen at your own pace with adjustable playback speed and a transcript. Watch illustrated lesson videos with captions.
• Tap highlighted vocabulary for meanings, examples and pronunciation. Save useful words and return to them in word review.
• Check your understanding with practice questions and answer explanations.
• Bookmark lessons and download lesson media while online to learn later. New lessons and downloads need an internet connection.
CHOOSE YOUR INTERFACE LANGUAGE
Choose from 17 interface languages and language variants during onboarding or in Settings. Lessons, narration, transcripts and practice questions stay in English.
Vocabulary explanations are available in English, Vietnamese, Spanish and Japanese, depending on the lesson. If a translation is unavailable, the explanation appears in English. Sentence structure explanations are currently in Vietnamese only.
START WITHOUT AN ACCOUNT
All learning features are free. Banner ads appear in Explore. No subscription or in-app purchase is required. Progress and saved words stay on your device; account sync is not available.
Lessons are independently adapted for English learners and include source links. Narration is AI-generated, and illustrations are identified in lesson credits. English Go is not affiliated with the news sources it references.