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Language App Comparison

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Read the following email message. Complete the email by filling in the blanks. Select the best choice for each blank.

Subject: Language Learning App Recommendation To: Sarah Chen <[email protected]> From: Mike Johnson <[email protected]> Hi Sarah, I've done some research on language learning apps as you requested. Here's what I found: DuoLingo seems to be the most option, offering a free version with a wide range of languages. However, it doesn't provide , which might be important for improving pronunciation. Babbel is more focused on practical conversations and uses to help with speaking skills. It's not free, but the monthly subscription is reasonable. Rosetta Stone has a approach and offers a lifetime subscription. It might be worth considering if you're committed to long-term learning. Lastly, Busuu stands out with its feature, allowing you to practice with native speakers. It also offers official language certificates, which could be useful for your resume. Let me know if you need any more information! Best, Mike

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Mike is providing information about language learning apps because . Based on the email, the most budget-friendly option appears to be . The app that offers official language certificates is .