Memory matching: use the meaning

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1. Remember and understand (0s–7s)
   A memory pair links a word and its meaning.
   Spoken example: Turn two cards to match a word with its meaning. Read the example when a pair is explained..
2. Two memory modes (7s–14s)
   Choose word/meaning or word/picture pairs.
   Spoken example: Choose word and meaning memory, or pair words with pictures. Solved sets remain visible..
3. Audio relay has three parts (14s–22s)
   Choose one word, one meaning and one fixed recording.
   Spoken example: Audio relay uses three parts: one word, one meaning and one fixed recording..
4. Learn from a mismatch (22s–30s)
   Read the sense explanation before clearing the selection.
   Spoken example: A mismatch explains the senses. Read it before clearing the selection and trying again..
5. Use replay and speed (30s–38s)
   Approved fixed clips use the shared playback-speed controls.
   Spoken example: Replay a fixed clip and use the shared speed controls. The site does not record your voice..
6. Your next step (38s–45s)
   Finish one board and recall a meaning before selecting its word.
   Spoken example: Finish one matching board. Try recalling a meaning before you select its word..