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Work · April 15, 2026

Lexiego: B2-C1-C2 Advanced Vocabulary

Scientific C-Tests to master advanced language fluency.

What it does

Stuck at the B1-B2 plateau? Lexiego uses the scientific C-Test method (onSET/DSH) for C1-C2 mastery. Reconstruct advanced texts by filling missing word halves, this is deep cognitive encoding, not passive reading • 108 academic articles for gap-fill/cloze practice • 40-min exam simulations to validate CEFR level • Smart Flashcards: Save words with their original context • Prep for IELTS, TOEFL, TestDaF, DALF, DELE • 100% Ad-free, Focus-oriented Master advanced vocab through context, not lists

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