Follow the video. Keep the expressions worth using.
Watch a lecture, technical explanation, or video about your interests. Explore its available captions, understand unfamiliar wording, and use useful expressions to talk or write about the ideas.
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.
We're looking for some hammerhead
sharks. Have you seen them?
Give unfamiliar speech a place to pause
Use the captions to revisit a phrase, check its meaning, and return to the video. Keep expressions you want to use beyond this one source.
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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Choose a video with captions
Open a public video or sign in and add a YouTube link to your project.
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Understand and keep expressions
Explore the caption text and save wording you find useful.
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Explain what you watched
Discuss the main point with an AI partner or put it into a written response.
Alongside your material
The video and its wording in one place
- Follow a YouTube video through its available captions.
- Check the meaning of a phrase from the captions.
- Ask about the language alongside the source.
- Use personal expressions when discussing the video.
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
Will any YouTube video work?
The language tools need available captions. Videos without captions cannot provide text for these tools.
Can I work with the audio alone?
The text tools use captions. Choose a video with available captions to explore passages and expressions.
When do I need to sign in?
Public videos open without sign-up. An account is needed to add your own video, save expressions, or use conversation and writing tools.