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Difficulty
In the arcade games, difficulty changes speed and lives. In the real-life games below it only changes the hints: easy and medium show English under the options (easy also names the case), hard hides all of it.
Real-life games
Learn by doing the thing you actually want to do. A round is about 10 questions, with no lives and no timer. A wrong answer comes back once at the end. Score = 10 for every answer right on the first try.
Cases: focus on
Verbs: tense
Order Food: scene
Cases in plain English (cheat sheet)
All verb forms used in the Verbs game
Pictures and translation
Same rules as the real-life games: about 10 questions, no lives, no timer, a wrong answer comes back once. Picture It needs an internet connection for its photos. Translate works offline.
Picture It: question type
Translate: direction
On easy, Translate uses short sentences and gives a typing clue. On hard it uses every sentence and gives no clue. In Picture It, easy picks wrong answers from other topics and hard picks them from the same topic.
Photo credits for Picture It
Arcade word games: word set
Arcade word games
Cyrillic Trainer: letters to practise
Word memory (what Daily Review knows about you)
Cyrillic cheat sheet (all 30 letters)
Browse the whole word list
Browse all practice sentences
Words you miss in Falling Words or Word Invaders are saved on this device. Once you have 4 or more, a "My missed words" set appears so you can drill them. Get one right again and it counts down until it is cleared.