It is important to acknowledge that free software is not a panacea. The most significant limitation is the lack of with a human instructor. While speech recognition has improved, it cannot yet fully replicate the nuances of human correction and conversation. Additionally, free versions often contain advertisements or limit the number of lessons per day. To overcome these gaps, learners should adopt a blended approach. Use free software for daily vocabulary and grammar drills, but supplement it with other free resources: language exchange partners on apps like Tandem or HelloTalk, YouTube grammar tutorials, and consuming English media (podcasts, news sites, Netflix shows with English subtitles). The software provides the toolkit; real-world practice builds the house.

Over the next few weeks, Emma used EnglishMaster to practice her English skills every day. She started with basic lessons and gradually moved on to more advanced topics, such as business English and conversation skills.