If you don’t want to use the computer too much, you can print the vocabulary in a few different forms. On the set page, look on the right. You can click ‘All 42’ to study all of the cards, or ‘1 *’ to only study the words which are difficult for you.Ĭlick ‘Back to set’ to see the study page again. Three things happen: a star appears, you see a yellow line, and you can see how many stars you have at the top of the screen. If you don’t know a word, you can click the star in the top-right corner.
Use the arrows to move through the flashcards and familiarise yourself with the words. You can also change the way you see the cards (flip = 1 card, flow = all cards), mix the order of the words (‘shuffle’) or hear the words/sentences being pronounced – it is mostly computer pronunciation, unless a teacher has recorded it, so there are sometimes problems with the stress in the word, but most of the time it is correct. Use the buttons on the right to change what you see first: the definition/picture, term or both sides. Click anywhere on the card to check the word/phrase. The flashcards show you the definition/picture at the moment. Once you have chosen the set you want to study, click on the title and it will take you to the set page. If possible, I think it’s best to study using only the language you are trying to learn, so I will use an English-only set for my example. This set has English idioms with translations into Spanish: You can reduce the number of sets by choosing to show only ‘sets with images’. This also helps you to see whether all of the information is in English. To see what’s in a set, hover over it (point your mouse at it, but don’t click). If you want to study something different, type in a keyword related to what you want to study, for example “idioms”, and press ‘enter’ or click the magnifying glass on the right.Īs you can see, there are over 5000 sets, which is quite a lot! You can also see classes with ‘idioms’ in the title. Beginner’s Russian (some sets are Russian-only, others Russian and English).DELTA (Diploma in English Language Teaching).CELTA (Certificate in English Language Teaching).All of these groups contain only English, sometimes with pictures to help you understand the words. To help you out, I have created groups of flashcards (‘classes’) for different levels of English learners. You don’t have to sign up to use the site, but I would highly recommend it. You can also use the site to study other subjects, including everything from history to biology and much more besides. There is a lot of variety and repetition, making it much more fun than traditional lists of vocabulary. You can make your own sets quickly and easily or use sets created by other people.
The site is very easy to use and allows you to study the vocabulary you want to learn in many different ways. Some of the screenshots may not represent the site as it is now, but a lot of the information still applies, and the links to my groups are still correct.
How to search a page in quizlet app update#
Please note: the last major update to this post was July 2016, and since then Quizlet has updated some of its functions, most notably the Space Race, and added the Quizlet Live function for teachers. Click on any of them in this list to go straight there: Quizlet has many different functions, so there are a lot of parts to this guide. You can add images and listen to audio, and even study on the go with on of the Quizlet-compatible mobile apps.įrom ‘ About Quizlet‘, March 2012 Parts of this guide But that’s just the beginning – once you’ve got flashcards, you can use several study modes including multiple choice tests and study games. Students can make their own, or choose from millions of flash cards sets created by others.
What is Quizlet exactly? We start with flash cards.
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