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Insights and your week
Charts of how your vocabulary is growing, where answers slip, which verb tenses need work, and a weekly summary.
Insights shows how your language is growing and where to spend your next ten minutes.
- The time range: the last 30 days, 90 days, or all time.
- Both directions, or only English → Italian or Italian → English.
- Words known, accuracy, study streak and time studied.
- Your week: a summary of the last 7 days.
- Words known over time, with an estimate of when you’ll know all 1,000 at your current pace.
The rest of the page
- Packs: your progress in each themed pack.
- Reviews coming up: words due each day for the next week. See Daily reviews.
- Study activity: a square for each day of the last 26 weeks, darker the more you answered. Today is at the right; on a phone, scroll left for older weeks.
- Recall vs recognition: how often you’re right typing the language (recall) against typing the English (recognition). Recall usually trails by a few points; it’s the one that matters for speaking.
- By word type: accuracy and words known for nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs and the small function words.
- By skill: accuracy for each kind of form, weakest first, with a link to practice the weakest.
- Hardest words: the words you miss most, with a dot for each recent answer.
- Where points slip: what went wrong in answers that weren’t right: a wrong ending, a different word, no answer, or only an accent.
Verb tenses
Every verb you’ve practiced against every tense, from your latest answer to each form typed in Italian.
- Your weakest tense, with a link to drill it.
- All verbs: your score in each tense across all of them. Below, a row per verb: pale for under half the table right, darker for half or more, darkest for the whole table, and dashed where you haven’t practiced it.
Tap a cell to drill that verb in that tense. See Verb drills.
Your week
Open Your week from Insights or from the card on Home. It compares the last 7 days with the 7 before.
- Words that became known this week, and how many new words you met.
- Answers, accuracy and time studied, each against the week before.
- Your answers on each day.
- Turned around: words you’d been missing that you got right every time this week.
- Next week: how many reviews are coming, the words to watch, and buttons to practice them or start today’s review.