Flashcards and spaced repetition

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Could you recommend something local?

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Pouvez-vous me recommander quelque chose de local?

What idea did I want to keep from this chapter?

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A useful habit is one you can return to after an interruption.

In what year did the Berlin Wall fall?

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1989.

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How to Turn reading into vocabulary practice Follow a word from an article to a saved note and a later review. Compare Is Learnalist an Anki alternative for you? Compare personal vocabulary workflows, review controls, and what you can bring with you. In use One word, two notes See why a word and its sentence became separate notes in a recorded Reader session. Listen and spell Take a spelling challenge Hear a word, choose its spelling, then try typing it without the choices.

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