New: Review your vocab using all 4 skills Posted by meaghan on Mar 7, 2024 in Uncategorized
3,000-4,000. That’s how many words you’ve mastered by CEFR B1-B2ish.
That’s a lot of vocab to keep up with!
Learned Vocab makes it easy. It stores every word/phrase you learn. And prompts you to review at the right time.
Until now you could only refresh your vocab with a simple yes/no flashcard-style activity. But with 18 vocab activities available… we can do better than that. 👀
Now you can refresh your Learned Vocab with listening, speaking, reading, and typing Practice Activities!
Listening multiple choice. Pronunciation practice. Dictation. And 15 more.
Two birds with one stone: hone your weaker skills while you review your vocab.
If you refresh your vocab via the Learned Vocab tile, you’ll do the traditional flashcard-style activity. See the target language. Think the meaning. Self-report correct or incorrect. But if you want to switch it up…
You can also refresh your vocab through any of our 18+ learning activities in the Practice tab:
- Visit the Practice tab. You’ll find it below Learned Vocab on desktop, or in the hamburger menu on mobile.
- Select any Practice activity. The icons indicate the primary modality practiced in that activity.
- Choose to practice on your Learned Vocab. Short on time? Start with your 10 most stale. Otherwise, you can select specific vocab to practice.
- Complete any combination of two Practice activities using your Learned Vocab and they’ll become fresh again!
Really want to stay on top of your vocabulary? Add your own vocab from outside Transparent Language Online, so you can refresh it alongside the vocab you pick up from our lessons.
Log in now to freshen up that stale vocab ASAP. (Don’t have an account yet? Sign up free at a library near you.)
Build vocabulary, practice pronunciation, and more with Transparent Language Online. Available anytime, anywhere, on any device.
About the Author: meaghan
Meaghan is the Marketing Communications Manager at Transparent Language. She speaks enough French and Spanish to survive, and remembers enough Hausa to say "Hello my name is Meaghan, I'm studying Hausa." (But sadly that's it).
Comments:
Anthony Balistreri:
It’s great that Transparent Language has provided more than the flashcard style of refreshing learned vocabulary. The Listening and Speaking activities are especially helpful to me.