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Full-Lesson Review: Connect Everything You've Learned with the Full-Text Review Player
After breaking down a whole lesson to practice vocabulary, sentence meaning, dictation, and shadowing, it can often feel fragmented, lacking a sense of cohesion. This article will teach you how to use Loopy's Full-Text Review Player to listen to the entire lesson again from start to finish. With Chinese-English bilingual display and sentence-by-sentence playback, you can reconnect all the individual points you've practiced back into a complete, unified lesson.
Scan and Auto-Grade Exam Papers: AI Grades Your Work and Explains Your Mistakes in Chinese
After finishing an English test, the hardest part is often having no one to grade it. This article teaches you how to use Loopy's exam grading feature: just take a photo to upload and auto-grade, complete with detailed explanations in your native language. Incorrect questions are also scheduled for review, turning an ordinary test paper into valuable learning feedback.
How to Use Loopy Dictionary: Look Up Words, Listen to Pronunciations, and Save to Your Word List with One Click
The biggest frustration of looking up words is forgetting them immediately. Ordinary dictionaries only give you a single translation, which you close and forget, still failing to recognize the word the next time you see it. This article teaches you how to use Loopy Dictionary to make word lookup a seamless, all-in-one process—view multilingual definitions, listen to real human pronunciations, and save words to your vocabulary list with a single click, so the words you look up actually stick.
How to Use Dictation: Train Your Listening and Spelling Together, One Sentence at a Time
Recognizing a word in print but failing to hear it, or hearing it but spelling it wrong—these are two entirely different challenges. Loopy's dictation mode separates 'auditory recognition' and 'spelling' so you can practice them step-by-step. Listen to a sentence, spell it out, and instantly see which words you got wrong or which sounds you missed. This guide shows you how to use it.
How to Use the Daily Study List: Just Open It and Follow Along, the System Plans Your Day
Open the app every day but don't know what to practice first? The Daily Study List organizes "what you need to do today" into a single checklist—due reviews are sorted by the forgetting curve, combined with suggestions for new progress, allowing you to start with one click and auto-play. This article teaches you how to use it. Leave the decision-making to the system—all you need to do is follow along.
Look Up as You Read: Tap Any Word to See the Definition, Examples, and Pronunciation
When you come across an unfamiliar word while reading, having to switch to a dictionary app—and then losing your place when you come back—makes looking up words such a hassle that you might just give up entirely. Loopy lets you tap any English word directly in the text to instantly bring up its definition, example sentences, and pronunciation, without ever leaving the page. This article will show you how to use this feature, making looking up new words completely effortless.
Understanding Your Weekly Learning Report: Where You Improved This Week and What to Practice Next Week
Studying every day, but not sure if you're actually making progress? Every week, Loopy automatically generates a learning report for you, reviewing this week's efforts, highlighting your strengths and weaknesses, and giving you specific recommendations for next week—all in a warm, friendly teacher's tone. This article teaches you how to understand this report and turn scattered practice into visible progress.
Understanding Sentence Structure: Breaking Down Long Sentences into 'Backbone + Modifiers'
Struggling to understand English sentences once they get long? In fact, no matter how long a sentence is, it always has a single backbone, and the rest are just modifiers hanging off it. This article teaches you how to use Loopy's meaning mode to spot the skeleton of long sentences at a glance, shifting your approach from 'word-by-word deciphering' to 'reading by structure'.
Compare Waveforms: Spot the Difference Between Your Pronunciation and a Native Speaker's at a Glance
Do you ever finish shadowing and feel like your pronunciation sounds a bit "off," but you can't quite put your finger on why? Loopy's shadowing mode displays your voice waveform stacked vertically with the native speaker's model audio, turning abstract rhythm, stress, and pauses into visible shapes. This article will teach you how to read these two waveforms, spot the differences, and close the gap by re-recording.