Review
Your words, your mistakes and your scores. One tab each.
Your wordbook
Words and phrases you saved. A word lands here in three ways: you miss a flash card or quiz item in a course lesson, you select a word during an exam and press “save word”, or you type it in below. Every row says where it came from.
My paraphrase pairs
When you get a Reading or Listening question wrong, write the two wordings here: what the question said and what the passage or recording said. Both sides must be real text from the paper.
Suggested by the site — a dozen new phrases a day from the site's own word banks. These are not from your papers or your courses.
Today's dozen
Tick the ones you already know and they never come back.
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Due again today counting
Checking what is due…
New questions written from the mistakes you actually made. Get one right and it leaves the pile.
Accuracy by unit
The gold line is 92.5% — 37 out of 40, what an 8.5 needs. Anything below it is where your marks go.
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Accuracy by question type
Across every paper you have submitted. The grey line is 92.5%.
By part / passage
If one part is dragging, the fix is usually different from a general weakness — Part 3 and Passage 3 fail for reasons of stamina and abstraction, not vocabulary.
By unit, and by trap
Every wrong answer from a unit drill carries the unit it belongs to and the name of the trap that caught you. "I lost four marks to refused-repeat" is something you can fix; "I got 34/40" is not.
| Unit | Errors | Unclassified | Traps that caught you | |
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Listening marks lost, by cause
Per paper. Pick the cause on each wrong item on the results screen and this fills in.
| Paper | Lost | Knowledge | Recognition | Technique | Attention | Timing | Reasoning | Production | Unclassified |
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Writing error patterns
The patterns the marker named in your writing: recurring, improving, or resolved, with the last three dates.
Question types, paper by paper
Everything you have had marked
Newest first. A sitting marked void was submitted blank; it is listed so you can see it, and it is not counted anywhere.
| Date | Paper | Band | Raw | Time left | Weakest |
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Definitions from Open English WordNet 2025, derived from Princeton WordNet and developed under CC BY 4.0. Attribution to Princeton WordNet and the Open English WordNet team. Served offline from this site; Wiktionary (CC BY-SA) is used only when a word is not found locally.