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Pick a mode from the launcher menu or switch it above the composer. Switching mode keeps what you've typed, so you can decide after you paste.
Ask any question about English: a meaning, a nuance, when to use a structure. When an answer includes an example, it's shown as a readable card: context, meaning, English sentence, and translation.
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How do I use “get over” in a sentence?
Ask AI
“Get over” means to recover from something unpleasant, like an illness or a disappointment.
- Context
- Recovering after a setback
- Meaning
- to recover from something
- Example
- It took her a few weeks to get over the flu.
- Translation
- Cô ấy mất vài tuần mới khỏi cúm.
Sample questions and answers. Real answers come from AI and depend on what you ask.
Switch modes mid-conversation.
A conversation isn't locked to one mode. Translate a passage, ask why it was translated that way, then check your own sentence, all in one thread.
Close the drawer and open it again: the conversation is still there. Back or New conversation starts a fresh one.
She finally got over her fear of flying.
Translate
Cuối cùng cô ấy cũng vượt qua được nỗi sợ đi máy bay.
Why “vượt qua” and not “khỏi”?
Ask AI
“Khỏi” fits recovering from an illness. For a fear, “vượt qua” (to overcome) sounds natural.
I got over of my fear last year.
Grammar Analysis
Corrected: “I got over my fear last year.” “Get over” takes its object directly, without “of”.
Where the drawer opens.
The Ask AI launcher sits in the bottom corner of your dashboard. The drawer slides in from the right on a computer and takes the full screen on a phone.
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- Learn
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Every conversation belongs to your account, not to a single tab or device. Open History when you want to go back.
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- Conversations started in the Chrome Extension side panel appear in the same history, and you can keep going from the Web.
- Grouped by day
- History lists conversations under Today, Yesterday, and Earlier, and loads more as you scroll.
- Loaded only when you ask
- History loads when you open it. Opening the drawer on its own doesn't fetch anything.
- Delete with a confirmation
- Deleting asks you to confirm first. If it fails, the conversation stays and you can try again.
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- Each answer uses one AI credit
- Your remaining credits show in the drawer. When none are left, sending is paused and the drawer tells you why.
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- While an answer is on its way, you can keep editing your next message but can't send it twice.
- Enter sends, Shift+Enter adds a line
- Typing with a Vietnamese keyboard? Enter while composing a character never sends the message early.
- Retry keeps the failed turn
- If an answer fails, the turn stays in the conversation with a Retry button, so you don't have to retype it.
What happens to what you type.
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- Nothing saved in the browser
- Drafts and conversations aren't written to browser storage. Reloading the page starts clean, and History reads from your account.
- Only you can see it
- Conversations are tied to the account you're signed in with. Signing out clears what's open in the drawer.
- Answers are displayed safely
- Answers render as limited formatting and validated examples. HTML from the AI is never executed on the page.
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