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Well honestly I don't think there are much apps that have accurate translation but Google translate can help ....

Insert the missing word in the idiom!

The last movie I watched was Cinderella. I watched the full movie in English, in order to practice. The story is about a girl called Ella, her mother died when she was a child, so her father married a lady called Tremaine. Tremaine and her two daughters ~starting~ Started living with Ella and her father since then. One day, Ella's father died when he was traveling, so she had to live alone with her stepmother and sisters. Ella's stepfamily didn't like her, and treated her as a servant in her own house. Despite that, she never lost her kindness. One day, the king invited all ladies of the kingdom to a royal ball. Ella planned to use her mother's dress, but, Lady Tremaine ripped it, and forbade Ella to go to the ball. Nevertheless, when all seemed to be lost, a Fairy Godmother cast a spell under (on) Ella, and transformed her ripped dress into a glamorous one, and her dirty shoes into crystal slippers, which allowed her to arrive the castle with elegance. At the castle, she met the prince, danced with him and impressed all the guests. At midnight, she had to go home, ‘cause the spell was about to end, and she would be “ugly” again. At the end, the prince finds her, marries her, she forgives the (her) stepmother, and (lived) Happy (happily) ever after.