Sessions, not seven fixed days
One session may take several days. With five minutes, work on today’s questions; with 15, read the lesson and examples too. With 30, rebuild missed sentences and try the related reading. Time depends on your reading speed.
- N5 particles and basic forms — 8 questions.
- Potential forms and ことができる; bicycle rental — 13.
- Volitional forms, intentions, schedules and decisions; weekend class — 20.
- てあげる, てくれる, てもらう; camera help — 17.
- たら, ば, なら, と; library room — 17.
- ので, ながら, と思う, と言う; café shift — 17.
- Noun modification and の / こと; cooking class and reading club — 18.
A routine for each session
Read the form and examples, then change one person, time or verb. Answer the course questions and explain the context of any mistake. In the connected reading, identify the sentence supporting your answer. Continue when all questions in the session currently show correct results.
Reviews come first
Today’s learning places overdue reviews before unfinished course questions within your daily amount. Repeated correct answers on the same day do not by themselves lengthen the interval. Pausing stops automatic new course questions while keeping existing review dates.
After the core course, try parcel delivery, festival volunteers and the trip email. Use your notebook and today’s learning for mistakes and due reviews.