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Track your revision across the whole app — every game feeds the same XP bar.
Milestones: 50 XP 🥉 · 150 XP 🥈 · 300 XP 🥇 · 500 XP 🏆
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📅 Word of the day
A new word every day — comes back tomorrow with a different one.
🧭 The exam at a glance
Structure of the English exam (LVA) in Terminale
✍️ Written exam (general track)
- Reading comprehension: questions on one or more texts
- Written expression: ~150 words minimum (general track) or ~250 words (LLCE)
- Duration: 3h30 — coefficient varies depending on your track
🎤 Oral exam
- Listening: 3 listenings of an audio document, answers in English
- Speaking: ~5 min + interview, based on an unknown document
- Key tip: structure your answer (intro → arguments → conclusion)
🗂️ Flashcards — Thematic vocabulary
Pick a theme from the syllabus, guess the translation, then tap the card to check.
✍️ Grammar quiz
Questions on key exam points: tenses, conditionals, reported speech, modals…
⚡ Irregular verbs — Speed Game
60 seconds: type the past simple then the past participle, separated by a space. E.g. go → went gone
Done! 🎉
/ correct
📝 Written expression — Exam-style topic wheel
Spin the wheel to draw a random topic, practise with a timer, and apply the method.
🧱 Linking words
These absolutely must appear in your essay!
✅ Checklist before handing in
- I answered exactly the question asked
- Introduction: I rephrase the topic + announce my plan
- 2–3 paragraphs of arguments + examples (works studied in class!)
- Conclusion: I clearly answer the question
- Verb tenses: past simple vs present perfect
- I proofread for agreement and capitals ("I" is always capital)
📚 Model answer
Spin a writing topic above, then reveal an example answer written at a strong exam level. Don't copy it — compare its structure, linking words and arguments with your own writing!
🎤 Speaking practice — Topic wheel
Draw a random topic and practise speaking for 2–3 minutes straight, just like on exam day.
🗺️ Method: the 4 steps
- Present the document: type, title, author, main theme
- Describe: briefly describe the content (who? where? what? when?)
- Analyse: interpret, connect it to the syllabus theme(s)
- Give your opinion: react with arguments and an example
🗣️ Lifesaver phrases
- This document deals with… / focuses on…
- It illustrates the notion of…
- The main issue here is…
- In my view, … because…
- To draw a conclusion, …
- Could you repeat the question, please?
🧩 Sentence Builder
Click the words in the right order to rebuild the sentence. Click a word in your answer to remove it.
🕵️ Guess the Word
Hangman: guess the syllabus word letter by letter. The hint is its French meaning.
⚔️ Translation Duel
45 seconds: pick the right English translation as fast as you can!
Time's up! ⏰
correct
🏀 Word Rush
30 seconds: type the English translation and press Enter. Skip if stuck!
Time's up! ⏰
pts
🃏 Memory Pairs
Match each French word with its English twin. Fewer moves = better!
🚦 True or False Dash
Grammar facts fly by — judge them fast!
🔗 Connector Chain
Complete each sentence with the right linking word.
🔤 Word Scramble
Unscramble the letters to find the syllabus word. The hint is in French.
🪜 Grammar Ladder
Endless grammar questions, 3 lives. How high can you climb?
Game over! 💀
You reached level
🎧 Listening Lab
Press "Listen" — your browser reads the sentence aloud — then type exactly what you hear. Tip: replay it at a slower speed, just like the 3 listenings on exam day!
🔁 Review your mistakes
Every time you get something wrong in the Grammar Quiz, True/False Dash, Connector Chain, Grammar Ladder, Translation Duel, Hangman or Word Scramble, it lands here automatically — so you can revise exactly what trips you up. Saved on this device.
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