The essentials about the free resources, Phrase Trainer, books, and what happens when you register an email.
CLEAR ANSWERS
QUICK PATHS
Start with the right thing, not the biggest thing.
If you want quick study, go to Free Resources. If you want to actually remember and use phrases, try the Phrase Trainer. If you want the deeper explanation behind the teaching, open the books.
USEFUL LINKS
Everything is grouped by job.
The site separates PDF learning, app learning, books, and videos so you can get to the right place without guessing.
Learners who already know basic grammar and vocabulary, but still want to understand real conversation, sharper nuance, and more natural phrasing.
Do I need an account?
No account is needed to browse the site or use the first free PDF. The Phrase Trainer asks for a quick email sign-in when you actually start learning, so progress can be saved.
Are Free Resources and Phrase Trainer the same?
No. Free Resources are PDF and audio. Phrase Trainer is the interactive app with search, saved progress, pitch accent, and SRS.
Is the paid pack a subscription?
No. The first chapter is a one-time purchase. The regular price is $29, and founding members from the list get it at a launch price of $19.
If I enter my email once, do I need to do it again?
On the same device, no. Once you've entered your email anywhere on the site, we remember it across the Phrase Trainer and the free releases and won't ask again.
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