154 sentences across the seventeen stops the test actually asks about — nothing on the thirteen it does not. Everything missed is queued automatically, which is what makes step 2 possible.

Every item is one you just got wrong. Nothing else on the path is this well aimed — it beats guessing which goals to drill, because step 1 has already found them.

Cards from all seventeen stops the paper reaches, in one sitting. It ends with a nationality the app never taught, to see whether the ending rule transferred.

The four forms, and the possessive that answers them, on one card — « quel pays » / « ton pays », « quelle ville » / « ta ville ». A learner who can ask the question can already give the answer.

être · avoir · faire · aller · s'appeler · aimer. Nothing else on this path drills a whole paradigm.

Word order is the first thing a learner loses. Every other drill asks for a word, never for where the words go.

Five questions, and not one is answered by matching a word: « marocaine » is asked back as the country, « mon frère » as whose brother. The text stays on screen the whole time.

Five sentences, sixteen words to draw on, 50–60 words. The list ticks a verb only when you conjugate it.

One text, not three — goal 27's days, times and plans. The paper's listening is ten marks and this is the only step that answers it.

A different job from step 2: that one corrects, this one makes it stick. Every step before it will have added to the queue.