Understand your work materials. Bring their language into the conversation.
Read the documents your work depends on: medical publications, technical articles, and business reports. Understand the wording, save relevant expressions, and explain the ideas to others.
Public materials open without sign-up. To use your own material, sign in or create an account, then add it to a project. Saving expressions, conversation, and writing also need an account.
Making better decisions together
Before choosing a direction, a team needs to weigh the trade-offs. A faster launch may leave less time for research. Discussing both sides helps everyone understand the decision.
Compare the advantages and disadvantages of different options.
Your work already gives you a reason to read
Preparing for a discussion often starts with a document. Work through its difficult passages and collect language that helps you explain your point.
From understanding to your own words
Read or watch at your own pace. Keep the expressions you need, then use them when you have something to say.
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Bring a relevant source
Add a text, PDF, or captioned video from your field to a project.
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Understand and keep useful wording
Explore terms in their original sentences and save the expressions you want to use.
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Prepare your explanation
Discuss the material with an AI partner or write your own response with relevant personal phrases at hand.
Alongside your material
From specialist wording to your own explanation
- Check a term in the context of the document.
- Ask about a sentence without moving to a separate chat.
- Keep expressions you can reuse in a professional discussion.
- Rehearse an explanation or write a comment on the material.
From recognition to use
Have something to say about what you read
Discuss the world of King Arthur
King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table
What makes the stories of King Arthur memorable? Describe the world evoked in the introduction.
The introduction takes us back to the days of chivalry.
Merlin's magic and the wonderful deeds of Arthur's knights make this world vivid.
Their Quest for the Holy Grail gives the stories a sense of adventure.
Frequently asked questions
Which work materials can I use?
Articles, documentation, reports, papers, PDFs, and YouTube videos with captions. Choose a scenario below or add your own source.
Can I use specialist terminology?
Yes. Look up terms in the context of your document and keep useful vocabulary in your personal dictionary, ready for your next discussion.
When do I need an account?
Public materials open without sign-up. Adding your own material, saving expressions, and using conversation or writing requires an account.