Notes
phrasal verb
bring up
Mention a topic during a conversation.
Keep source examples and usage notes before turning them into recall prompts.
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to bring up
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Every Term you save carries its own memory level. Answer it well and it climbs, waits longer, and stops crowding your day. Miss it and it drops back to a shorter interval until it holds.
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- 24L1Level 1Level 1 has 24 items.
- 7L2Level 2Level 2 has 7 items.
- 4L3Level 3Level 3 has 4 items.
- 3L4Level 4Level 4 has 3 items.
- 2L5Level 5Level 5 has 2 items.
- 2L6Level 6Level 6 has 2 items.
What moves a Term up
- The first right answer starts the climb
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- Two correct answers promote
- Each level waits longer than the last: an hour, a day, three days, a week, a month, then about three months at Level 6.
- Two wrong answers step back one level
- A single miss only shortens the interval. Nothing falls below Level 1, so a bad session costs you days, never the work behind the Term.
- Level 6 is Well remembered
- Terms that reach the top keep stretching their interval while you keep getting them right, and stay counted in My Library.
Flashcard ratings count too, but Still learning and Know are your own judgement, so they lift a Term only as far as Level 4. Levels 5 and 6 need answers Learn can check.
Learner stories
Practice that keeps its context.
How learners describe their review routine once every Term carries its source sentence and notes.
I used to copy words into a spreadsheet and forget where they came from. Now each Term keeps the sentence I found it in, so the Flashcard still makes sense a week later.
IELTS candidatePlaceholder quote I save phrases straight from the documentation I read at work. Learn asks me to produce them, which is harder than flipping a card and sticks better.
Backend engineerPlaceholder quote Due review tells me what to practise today. I stopped rereading the whole deck and just clear the queue.
University studentPlaceholder quote I ask students to write the confusing point on every note. When a card comes back, the reason they got it wrong is right there.
English teacherPlaceholder quote A bad session does not wipe my progress. The Term steps back one level and comes back sooner, so I lose days, not the work.
Evening learnerPlaceholder quote Phrasal verbs were my weak spot. Keeping two or three real examples per verb is what moved bring up from recognised to actually used.
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