Recall before you reveal

Full lesson text and spoken examples

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1. Recall before reveal (0s–7s)
   Read an English meaning and try to name the word.
   Spoken example: Read an English meaning. Try to name the word before you reveal the headword..
2. Use one sense (7s–14s)
   The meaning and example identify the intended sense.
   Spoken example: Use the displayed meaning and example. One spelling can have more than one sense..
3. Say a possible answer (14s–22s)
   For a written work with pages, think of the noun book.
   Spoken example: For a written work with pages, think of the noun book. Keep the grammatical role clear..
4. Reveal and compare (22s–30s)
   Open the native disclosure and inspect the contextual example.
   Spoken example: Reveal the word and compare your answer with its meaning and contextual example..
5. Save what is useful (30s–38s)
   Save a canonical sense for later recall on this device.
   Spoken example: Save a useful sense for later practice. Saved words stay in this browser..
6. Your next step (38s–45s)
   Try six definitions, then revisit the ones you missed.
   Spoken example: Try six definition cards. Return to the senses you could not recall..