62 Learning Games
Each game targets a specific skill. From grammar to pronunciation to communication — choose what you need.
📚 Grammar Fundamentals 6 games
Core grammar skills — articles, prepositions, tenses, word order.
Fill the Gap
A key word is missing — article, preposition, verb form, or tense. The system selects gaps based on your weak spots.
Quiz
Classic multiple-choice format with smart distractor selection. Wrong options are typical mistakes for your L1.
Scrambler
Sentence words are shuffled — drag them into the correct order. Develops intuitive feel for English syntax (SVO).
Error Hunter
The sentence has an error — find and fix it. Errors are typical for your L1. Trains self-correction.
Sentence Completion
Complete the sentence logically. Tests understanding of grammar patterns and semantic coherence.
Punctuator
Add punctuation marks to unpunctuated text. Commas, periods, question marks — master the rhythm of English writing.
🎓 Advanced Grammar 5 games NEW
Complex structures — tenses, conditionals, voice, question formation.
Tense Master
Identify, select and transform verb tenses. Master Present Perfect, Past Continuous, Future Perfect and more.
Conditional Builder
Build conditional sentences: Type 0, 1, 2, 3 and mixed conditionals. "If I had known..."
Voice Shifter
Transform Active to Passive voice and back. "The book was written" ↔ "She wrote the book".
Question Former
Form questions correctly: Yes/No, Wh-, Tag, Subject questions. Master question word order.
Transformation
Restructure sentences: Active → Passive, Direct → Reported speech. Key Word Transformation format.
🧠 Vocabulary Core 8 games
Build your vocabulary through matching, flashcards, and word formation.
Memory Match
Classic flip cards: find word-translation pairs. Cards are from your recent mistakes or new vocabulary.
Match Pairs
Two columns — draw lines between related concepts. Modes: synonyms, antonyms, translations, definitions.
Translation
Type the translation manually — no options. Converts passive vocabulary into active skill.
Flashcards
3D flip cards Anki-style. Spaced repetition algorithm shows cards at optimal intervals for memory.
Word Formation
Get a root word — form the needed derivative: happy → unhappiness. Critical for Cambridge exams.
Collocations
Which verb: make or do? Collocations are what separate fluent speech from "technically correct".
Context Clues
Guess word meaning from context — a critical reading skill. No dictionary, just inference from surrounding text.
Prefix & Suffix
Deep work with affixes: un-, re-, dis-, -tion, -ness. Understand how words are built.
💎 Vocabulary Advanced 5 games
Synonyms, associations, semantic nuances — refine your word choice.
Synonym Chains
Build chains of synonyms. Each word must connect to the next — expands vocabulary networks.
Word Associations
Connect words by semantic associations. Builds mental networks like native speakers have.
Synonym Ladder
Climb from one word to another via synonyms. Each step changes one aspect of meaning.
False Friends
Words that look similar but mean different things: magazine ≠ магазин, accurate ≠ аккуратный.
Sniper Mode
Match words that look similar but mean different things. Targets false friends specific to your L1.
🗣️ Idioms & Phrases 2 games
Master expressions that make your English sound natural.
Idiom Match
Match English idioms with their meanings. "It's raining cats and dogs" — what does it really mean?
Phrasal Verbs
Master get up, look after, put off and hundreds more. The hardest part of English for non-natives.
🎧 Listening & Audio 4 games
Train your ear — dictations, comprehension, pronunciation.
Dictation
Listen to a phrase, write what you hear. Catches spelling errors and typical "hearing" mistakes like "would of".
Listening
Audio comprehension exercises. Listen to dialogues, lectures, announcements — answer questions about content.
Minimal Pairs
Distinguish similar sounds: ship/sheep, bat/bet. Train your ear on the sounds that don't exist in your L1.
Audio Story
Listen to engaging stories, then answer comprehension questions. Immersive listening practice.
✍️ Writing & Production 3 games
Create language, don't just recognize it — paraphrase, write, change style.
Paraphrase Quiz
Choose the option that conveys the same meaning with different words. Critical for exam reading sections.
Essay
Write a text on a given topic. AI checks grammar, structure, cohesion, vocabulary range. Detailed feedback.
Register Shift
Transform formal text to informal or vice versa. Master the difference between "gonna" and "going to".
🧪 Testing & Logic 3 games
Quick checks, sorting, analyzing connections.
True/False
Quick rule comprehension check. "You can say 'informations' in English" — True or False? Swipe to answer.
Sorting
Order elements by category or chronology. Develops understanding of logical connections in English text.
Connection Board
Visual map of connections: link concepts, characters, events. Like detective shows — red strings on cork board.
🎨 Visual & Interactive 4 games
Visual learners rejoice — images, interactive elements, immersive reading.
Match Image
Match words with images. Visual association strengthens memory — see the word, see the meaning.
Word Search
Find hidden words in a letter grid. Reinforces spelling while you hunt for vocabulary.
Smart Text
Living Text Engine — tap any word for instant definition, translation, examples. Interactive reading.
Intel Reader
YAKKI's flagship mode. AI-generated texts adapted to your level (A1-C2). Answer questions, get analysis.
🎤 Pronunciation & Speaking 10 games NEW
Train your accent, rhythm, and natural speech flow with AI-powered pronunciation feedback.
Shadow Reading
Speak along with native audio to improve rhythm and intonation. Mirror the speaker in real-time.
Tongue Twister
Master difficult sounds with speed challenges. "She sells seashells" — can you say it fast?
Sound Sniper
Hunt for words containing target sounds. Find and pronounce words with /θ/, /ð/, /r/ and more.
Minimal Pairs Battle
Distinguish similar sounds in word pairs. Say "ship" or "sheep" — AI will judge your accuracy.
Intonation Match
Copy the melody of native speech. Questions rise, statements fall — master the music of English.
Word Stress Battle
Master syllable stress patterns. Is it PHOtograph or phoTOgraph? Stress can change meaning!
Connected Speech
Learn linking and reduction in natural speech. "Want to" becomes "wanna" — speak like natives do.
Emotion Reader
Read text with appropriate emotion. Say "I'm so happy!" with joy, or "That's terrible" with sadness.
Pronunciation Detective
Find mispronounced words by listening. One word in the sentence sounds wrong — can you spot it?
Karaoke
Read text in rhythm with background beat. Words highlight as you speak — stay in sync!
💬 Communication Skills 12 games B1+ NEW
Learn effective communication — express feelings without blame, handle conflicts, practice active listening. Based on Gordon Communication Model and NVC.
I-Message Builder
Learn to express feelings without blame using I-messages. "I feel... when... because..."
Conflict Reframe
Transform aggressive statements into constructive dialogue. "You always..." becomes "I noticed..."
Emotion Labeling
Distinguish real emotions from hidden judgments. "Abandoned" vs "sad" — one is a feeling, one is a story.
Tone of Voice
Choose the constructive intonation. Same words can sound caring or critical — hear the difference.
Assertive Response
Select assertive (not passive or aggressive) responses. Stand your ground while respecting others.
Emotion Ladder
Deepen emotional vocabulary from surface to deep. "Fine" → "content" → "fulfilled" → "at peace".
Need Detective
Identify underlying needs behind emotions. Anger might hide a need for respect or safety.
Escalation Meter
Find the moment when communication breaks down. Spot the phrase that turned dialogue into argument.
Active Listening
Practice reflective listening without roadblocks. Paraphrase, reflect feelings, ask open questions.
Cultural Bridge
Switch between direct and indirect communication styles. "No" in some cultures, "Maybe later" in others.
Feeling Filter
Swipe to separate real feelings from pseudo-feelings. "Betrayed" is a judgment, "hurt" is a feeling.
Request vs Demand
Distinguish requests from demands by tone. "Could you please..." vs "You need to..." — feel the difference.
Difficulty System
Each game has 4 difficulty levels. The system automatically adapts to you.
Learning
Hints, no penalty for mistakes
Practice
Fewer hints, soft timer
Test
No hints, strict timer
Master
Maximum challenge, bonus points