We’ve made two improvements to the reports you get after each French test you take.
Firstly, as well as corrections, you can now see a list of any questions you skipped. This is as important as corrections, since you should probably read up on French grammar topics that you are uncertain about before you take another test.
Secondly, we’ve removed the section containing new lessons because we’ve improve the way "explanation" buttons work. Those now open a pop-up quick lesson which lets you easily navigate through the video and text examples that demonstrate the particular point of French grammar relating to the question that you got wrong or skipped.
The full lessons chosen for you based on your test history are all still available on your Dashboard, which you can get to via links at the top and bottom of your report.
I hope you enjoy these improved features. We have many more coming soon to make learning French faster and better than ever before.
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[Follow on Twitter: @gruffdavies] Despite the very Welsh name, Gruff is actually half French. Nowadays, he's a tech entrepreneur (and some-time novelist) but he used to be a physicist at Imperial College before getting hooked on inventing things. He has a special interest in language learning, speaks five languages to varying degrees of fluency and he often blogs about language learning, science, and technology. As well as co-founding Kwiziq, he is the author the Amazon best-selling SF thriller, The Looking Glass Club and the inventor of the Exertris gaming exercise-bike and Pidgin, a free online tool that makes drawing flow charts and relationship diagrams as quick and easy as describing them in pidgin English.