LingoClaw audit — test-runs-fable

🎯 engine target (this turn): none (free play — engine reinforces opportunistically; expected when nothing is overdue/new)

📚 served focus: tomar vocabulary·primary When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense. pattern·secondary An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o pattern·secondary

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Turn 0 (1/6) — BEFORE — question shown intended: correct

Q: ¿Quieres algo? (Do you want something?)

A: ____ una cerveza. (I'll have a beer.)

hidden word: tomo

component	type	mastery
An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o	pattern	0%
When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense.	pattern	0%
tomar	word	0%

component	type	state	seen	next review
An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o	pattern	discovered	0×	—
When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense.	pattern	discovered	0×	—
tomar	word	discovered	0×	—

🎯 engine target (this turn): none (free play — engine reinforces opportunistically; expected when nothing is overdue/new)

📚 served focus: tomar vocabulary·primary When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense. pattern·secondary An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o pattern·secondary

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Turn 0 (1/6) — AFTER — answer revealed ✓ correct

Q: ¿Quieres algo? (Do you want something?)

A: ____ una cerveza. (I'll have a beer.)

hidden word: tomo

component	type	mastery
An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o	pattern	10%
When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense.	pattern	10%
tomar	word	10%
cerveza	vocabulary	0%
algo	vocabulary	0%
querer	vocabulary	0%
Change the stem from 'que-' to 'qu-' before adding the ending	pattern	0%
Drop the -er ending and add -o for 'I'	pattern	0%
Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir	pattern	0%
pedir	word	0%

component	type	state	seen	next review
An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:46
When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense.	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:46
tomar	word	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:45
Change the stem from 'que-' to 'qu-' before adding the ending	pattern	discovered	0×	—
Drop the -er ending and add -o for 'I'	pattern	discovered	0×	—
Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir	pattern	discovered	0×	—
algo	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
cerveza	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
pedir	word	discovered	0×	—
querer	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—

🎯 engine target (this turn): When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense. pattern

📚 served focus: querer vocabulary·primary When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense. pattern·secondary Change the stem from 'que-' to 'qu-' before adding the ending pattern·secondary Drop the -er ending and add -o for 'I' pattern·secondary

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Turn 1 (2/6) — BEFORE — question shown intended: correct

Q: ¿Tienes hambre? (Are you hungry?)

A: ____ tacos. (I'll have tacos.)

hidden word: quiero

component	type	mastery
When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense.	pattern	10%
querer	vocabulary	0%
Change the stem from 'que-' to 'qu-' before adding the ending	pattern	0%
Drop the -er ending and add -o for 'I'	pattern	0%
An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o	pattern	10%
tomar	word	10%
cerveza	vocabulary	0%
algo	vocabulary	0%
Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir	pattern	0%
pedir	word	0%

component	type	state	seen	next review
An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:46
When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense.	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:46
tomar	word	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:45
Change the stem from 'que-' to 'qu-' before adding the ending	pattern	discovered	0×	—
Drop the -er ending and add -o for 'I'	pattern	discovered	0×	—
Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir	pattern	discovered	0×	—
algo	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
cerveza	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
pedir	word	discovered	0×	—
querer	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—

🎯 engine target (this turn): When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense. pattern

📚 served focus: querer vocabulary·primary When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense. pattern·secondary Change the stem from 'que-' to 'qu-' before adding the ending pattern·secondary Drop the -er ending and add -o for 'I' pattern·secondary

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Turn 1 (2/6) — AFTER — answer revealed ✓ correct

Q: ¿Tienes hambre? (Are you hungry?)

A: ____ tacos. (I'll have tacos.)

hidden word: quiero

component	type	mastery
When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense.	pattern	20%
querer	vocabulary	10%
Change the stem from 'que-' to 'qu-' before adding the ending	pattern	10%
Drop the -er ending and add -o for 'I'	pattern	10%
An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o	pattern	10%
tomar	word	10%
cerveza	vocabulary	0%
taco	vocabulary	0%
algo	vocabulary	0%
comida	vocabulary	0%
hambre	vocabulary	0%
tener	vocabulary	0%
Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir	pattern	0%
pedir	word	0%

component	type	state	seen	next review
When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense.	pattern	active	2×	2026-07-17 17:43:24
An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:46
Change the stem from 'que-' to 'qu-' before adding the ending	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:40:24
Drop the -er ending and add -o for 'I'	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:40:25
querer	vocabulary	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:40:23
tomar	word	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:45
Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir	pattern	discovered	0×	—
algo	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
cerveza	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
comida	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
hambre	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
pedir	word	discovered	0×	—
taco	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
tener	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—

🎯 engine target (this turn): When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense. pattern

📚 served focus: pedir vocabulary·primary When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense. pattern·secondary Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir pattern·secondary

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Turn 2 (3/6) — BEFORE — question shown intended: wrong

Q: ¿Quieres comida? (Do you want food?)

A: ____ tacos. (I'll have tacos.)

hidden word: pido

component	type	mastery
When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense.	pattern	20%
Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir	pattern	0%
pedir	word	0%
querer	vocabulary	10%
An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o	pattern	10%
Change the stem from 'que-' to 'qu-' before adding the ending	pattern	10%
Drop the -er ending and add -o for 'I'	pattern	10%
tomar	word	10%
taco	vocabulary	0%
cerveza	vocabulary	0%
algo	vocabulary	0%
comida	vocabulary	0%
hambre	vocabulary	0%
tener	vocabulary	0%

component	type	state	seen	next review
When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense.	pattern	active	2×	2026-07-17 17:43:24
An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:46
Change the stem from 'que-' to 'qu-' before adding the ending	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:40:24
Drop the -er ending and add -o for 'I'	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:40:25
querer	vocabulary	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:40:23
tomar	word	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:45
Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir	pattern	discovered	0×	—
algo	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
cerveza	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
comida	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
hambre	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
pedir	word	discovered	0×	—
taco	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
tener	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—

🎯 engine target (this turn): When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense. pattern

📚 served focus: pedir vocabulary·primary When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense. pattern·secondary Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir pattern·secondary

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Turn 2 (3/6) — AFTER — answer revealed ✗ wrong

Q: ¿Quieres comida? (Do you want food?)

A: ____ tacos. (I'll have tacos.)

hidden word: pido

component	type	mastery
When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense.	pattern	10%
Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir	pattern	0%
pedir	word	0%
querer	vocabulary	10%
An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o	pattern	10%
Change the stem from 'que-' to 'qu-' before adding the ending	pattern	10%
Drop the -er ending and add -o for 'I'	pattern	10%
tomar	word	10%
taco	vocabulary	0%
cerveza	vocabulary	0%
algo	vocabulary	0%
comida	vocabulary	0%
hambre	vocabulary	0%
mesa	vocabulary	0%
tener	vocabulary	0%
Irregular 'I' form of 'decir': change 'e' to 'i' and add '-o'	pattern	0%
decir	word	0%

component	type	state	seen	next review
When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense.	pattern	active	3×	2026-07-17 17:40:46
An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:46
Change the stem from 'que-' to 'qu-' before adding the ending	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:40:24
Drop the -er ending and add -o for 'I'	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:40:25
Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:14
pedir	word	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:14
querer	vocabulary	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:40:23
tomar	word	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:45
Irregular 'I' form of 'decir': change 'e' to 'i' and add '-o'	pattern	discovered	0×	—
algo	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
cerveza	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
comida	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
decir	word	discovered	0×	—
hambre	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
mesa	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
taco	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
tener	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—

🎯 engine target (this turn): Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir pattern

📚 served focus: decir vocabulary·primary Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir pattern·secondary

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Turn 3 (4/6) — BEFORE — question shown intended: correct

Q: ¿Quieres la mesa? (Do you want the table?)

A: ____ sí. ¿Y tú? (I say yes. And you?)

hidden word: digo

component	type	mastery
Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir	pattern	0%
decir	word	0%
querer	vocabulary	10%
An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o	pattern	10%
Change the stem from 'que-' to 'qu-' before adding the ending	pattern	10%
Drop the -er ending and add -o for 'I'	pattern	10%
When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense.	pattern	10%
tomar	word	10%
taco	vocabulary	0%
cerveza	vocabulary	0%
algo	vocabulary	0%
comida	vocabulary	0%
hambre	vocabulary	0%
mesa	vocabulary	0%
tener	vocabulary	0%
Irregular 'I' form of 'decir': change 'e' to 'i' and add '-o'	pattern	0%
pedir	word	0%

component	type	state	seen	next review
When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense.	pattern	active	3×	2026-07-17 17:40:46
An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:46
Change the stem from 'que-' to 'qu-' before adding the ending	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:40:24
Drop the -er ending and add -o for 'I'	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:40:25
Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:14
pedir	word	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:14
querer	vocabulary	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:40:23
tomar	word	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:45
Irregular 'I' form of 'decir': change 'e' to 'i' and add '-o'	pattern	discovered	0×	—
algo	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
cerveza	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
comida	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
decir	word	discovered	0×	—
hambre	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
mesa	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
taco	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
tener	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—

🎯 engine target (this turn): Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir pattern

📚 served focus: decir vocabulary·primary Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir pattern·secondary

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Turn 3 (4/6) — AFTER — answer revealed ✓ correct

Q: ¿Quieres la mesa? (Do you want the table?)

A: ____ sí. ¿Y tú? (I say yes. And you?)

hidden word: digo

component	type	mastery
decir	word	10%
Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir	pattern	0%
querer	vocabulary	10%
An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o	pattern	10%
Change the stem from 'que-' to 'qu-' before adding the ending	pattern	10%
Drop the -er ending and add -o for 'I'	pattern	10%
Irregular 'I' form of 'decir': change 'e' to 'i' and add '-o'	pattern	10%
When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense.	pattern	10%
tomar	word	10%
taco	vocabulary	0%
cerveza	vocabulary	0%
algo	vocabulary	0%
comida	vocabulary	0%
estar	vocabulary	0%
hambre	vocabulary	0%
mesa	vocabulary	0%
tener	vocabulary	0%
bien	word	0%
pedir	word	0%

component	type	state	seen	next review
When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense.	pattern	active	3×	2026-07-17 17:40:46
An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:46
Change the stem from 'que-' to 'qu-' before adding the ending	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:40:24
Drop the -er ending and add -o for 'I'	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:40:25
Irregular 'I' form of 'decir': change 'e' to 'i' and add '-o'	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:41:10
Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:14
decir	word	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:41:10
pedir	word	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:14
querer	vocabulary	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:40:23
tomar	word	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:45
algo	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
bien	word	discovered	0×	—
cerveza	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
comida	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
estar	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
hambre	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
mesa	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
taco	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
tener	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—

🎯 engine target (this turn): Irregular 'I' form of 'decir': change 'e' to 'i' and add '-o' pattern

📚 served focus: bien vocabulary·primary

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Turn 4 (5/6) — BEFORE — question shown intended: correct

Q: Como estas? (How are you?)

A: Estoy ____ (I am well)

hidden word: bien

component	type	mastery
bien	word	0%
querer	vocabulary	10%
An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o	pattern	10%
Change the stem from 'que-' to 'qu-' before adding the ending	pattern	10%
Drop the -er ending and add -o for 'I'	pattern	10%
Irregular 'I' form of 'decir': change 'e' to 'i' and add '-o'	pattern	10%
When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense.	pattern	10%
decir	word	10%
tomar	word	10%
taco	vocabulary	0%
cerveza	vocabulary	0%
algo	vocabulary	0%
comida	vocabulary	0%
estar	vocabulary	0%
hambre	vocabulary	0%
mesa	vocabulary	0%
tener	vocabulary	0%
Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir	pattern	0%
pedir	word	0%

component	type	state	seen	next review
When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense.	pattern	active	3×	2026-07-17 17:40:46
An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:46
Change the stem from 'que-' to 'qu-' before adding the ending	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:40:24
Drop the -er ending and add -o for 'I'	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:40:25
Irregular 'I' form of 'decir': change 'e' to 'i' and add '-o'	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:41:10
Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:14
decir	word	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:41:10
pedir	word	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:14
querer	vocabulary	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:40:23
tomar	word	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:45
algo	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
bien	word	discovered	0×	—
cerveza	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
comida	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
estar	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
hambre	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
mesa	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
taco	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
tener	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—

🎯 engine target (this turn): Irregular 'I' form of 'decir': change 'e' to 'i' and add '-o' pattern

📚 served focus: bien vocabulary·primary

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Turn 4 (5/6) — AFTER — answer revealed ✓ correct

Q: Como estas? (How are you?)

A: Estoy ____ (I am well)

hidden word: bien

component	type	mastery
bien	word	10%
querer	vocabulary	10%
An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o	pattern	10%
Change the stem from 'que-' to 'qu-' before adding the ending	pattern	10%
Drop the -er ending and add -o for 'I'	pattern	10%
Irregular 'I' form of 'decir': change 'e' to 'i' and add '-o'	pattern	10%
When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense.	pattern	10%
decir	word	10%
tomar	word	10%
taco	vocabulary	0%
cerveza	vocabulary	0%
ahora	vocabulary	0%
algo	vocabulary	0%
comida	vocabulary	0%
cuenta	vocabulary	0%
estar	vocabulary	0%
hacer	vocabulary	0%
hambre	vocabulary	0%
mesa	vocabulary	0%
tener	vocabulary	0%
Use this for 'I' actions ending in -ar	pattern	0%
Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir	pattern	0%
pagar	word	0%
pedir	word	0%

component	type	state	seen	next review
When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense.	pattern	active	3×	2026-07-17 17:40:46
An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:46
Change the stem from 'que-' to 'qu-' before adding the ending	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:40:24
Drop the -er ending and add -o for 'I'	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:40:25
Irregular 'I' form of 'decir': change 'e' to 'i' and add '-o'	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:41:10
Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:14
bien	word	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:42:25
decir	word	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:41:10
pedir	word	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:14
querer	vocabulary	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:40:23
tomar	word	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:45
Use this for 'I' actions ending in -ar	pattern	discovered	0×	—
ahora	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
algo	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
cerveza	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
comida	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
cuenta	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
estar	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
hacer	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
hambre	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
mesa	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
pagar	word	discovered	0×	—
taco	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
tener	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—

🎯 engine target (this turn): An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o pattern

📚 served focus: pagar vocabulary·primary An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o pattern·secondary

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Turn 5 (6/6) — BEFORE — question shown intended: correct

Q: ¿Qué haces ahora? (What are you doing now?)

A: ____ la cuenta. (I pay the bill.)

hidden word: Pago

component	type	mastery
An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o	pattern	10%
pagar	word	0%
querer	vocabulary	10%
Change the stem from 'que-' to 'qu-' before adding the ending	pattern	10%
Drop the -er ending and add -o for 'I'	pattern	10%
Irregular 'I' form of 'decir': change 'e' to 'i' and add '-o'	pattern	10%
When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense.	pattern	10%
bien	word	10%
decir	word	10%
tomar	word	10%
taco	vocabulary	0%
cerveza	vocabulary	0%
ahora	vocabulary	0%
algo	vocabulary	0%
comida	vocabulary	0%
cuenta	vocabulary	0%
estar	vocabulary	0%
hacer	vocabulary	0%
hambre	vocabulary	0%
mesa	vocabulary	0%
tener	vocabulary	0%
Use this for 'I' actions ending in -ar	pattern	0%
Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir	pattern	0%
pedir	word	0%

component	type	state	seen	next review
When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense.	pattern	active	3×	2026-07-17 17:40:46
An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:46
Change the stem from 'que-' to 'qu-' before adding the ending	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:40:24
Drop the -er ending and add -o for 'I'	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:40:25
Irregular 'I' form of 'decir': change 'e' to 'i' and add '-o'	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:41:10
Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:14
bien	word	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:42:25
decir	word	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:41:10
pedir	word	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:14
querer	vocabulary	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:40:23
tomar	word	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:45
Use this for 'I' actions ending in -ar	pattern	discovered	0×	—
ahora	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
algo	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
cerveza	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
comida	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
cuenta	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
estar	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
hacer	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
hambre	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
mesa	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
pagar	word	discovered	0×	—
taco	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
tener	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—

🎯 engine target (this turn): An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o pattern

📚 served focus: pagar vocabulary·primary An -ar verb talking about 'I' drops -ar and adds -o pattern·secondary

mode: free_play

Turn 5 (6/6) — AFTER — answer revealed ✓ correct

Q: ¿Qué haces ahora? (What are you doing now?)

A: ____ la cuenta. (I pay the bill.)

hidden word: Pago

component	type	mastery
pagar	word	10%
querer	vocabulary	10%
Change the stem from 'que-' to 'qu-' before adding the ending	pattern	10%
Drop the -er ending and add -o for 'I'	pattern	10%
Irregular 'I' form of 'decir': change 'e' to 'i' and add '-o'	pattern	10%
Use this for 'I' actions ending in -ar	pattern	10%
When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense.	pattern	10%
bien	word	10%
decir	word	10%
tomar	word	10%
taco	vocabulary	0%
cerveza	vocabulary	0%
cuenta	vocabulary	0%
ahora	vocabulary	0%
algo	vocabulary	0%
comida	vocabulary	0%
estar	vocabulary	0%
fuera	vocabulary	0%
hacer	vocabulary	0%
hambre	vocabulary	0%
ir	vocabulary	0%
mesa	vocabulary	0%
taxi	vocabulary	0%
tener	vocabulary	0%
Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir	pattern	0%
llamar	word	0%
pedir	word	0%

component	type	state	seen	next review
When you talk about what you will have to drink or eat, Spanish uses a "present tense action" verb form to mean "I'll have," even though English uses the future tense.	pattern	active	3×	2026-07-17 17:40:46
Use this for 'I' actions ending in -ar	pattern	active	2×	2026-07-17 17:42:43
Change the stem from 'que-' to 'qu-' before adding the ending	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:40:24
Drop the -er ending and add -o for 'I'	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:40:25
Irregular 'I' form of 'decir': change 'e' to 'i' and add '-o'	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:41:10
Use this for 'I' forms of stem-changing -ir verbs like pedir	pattern	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:14
bien	word	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:42:25
decir	word	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:41:10
pagar	word	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:42:43
pedir	word	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:14
querer	vocabulary	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:40:23
tomar	word	active	1×	2026-07-17 17:39:45
ahora	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
algo	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
cerveza	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
comida	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
cuenta	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
estar	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
fuera	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
hacer	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
hambre	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
ir	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
llamar	word	discovered	0×	—
mesa	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
taco	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
taxi	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—
tener	vocabulary	discovered	0×	—