How to use lessons
How to work through a lesson in order: video, the lesson's web material, practice, a test, and reviewing the result.
A single learning flow
Each lesson is convenient to work through in one order: first watch the explanation, then open the summary, complete the practice, and finish the topic with a test. This flow helps you understand exactly what to do today and reduces the risk of missing important material.
Video as the basis of understanding
The video gives a live explanation of the topic: pronunciation, examples, common mistakes, and the logic of the rule. If a segment turned out to be difficult, return to it before practice or the test instead of working through the topic at random.
The lesson's web material as a working support
The summary is meant for active work: writing down a formula, marking exceptions, composing your own examples, and quickly returning to a rule before the test. It is best to keep downloaded materials alongside your notes for the lesson.
The test as a check and a review
The test shows which elements of the topic are already clear and which need review. It is best to treat the result not as a final grade but as a hint for your next learning step: rewatch the video, open the summary, or review a specific rule.
If a lesson is unavailable
If a plan selection screen is shown instead of the materials, check whether your subscription is active and which account is selected. Do not create a second account for the same email: this makes access and learning harder to recover.