Learners are given immediate feedback on the correctness of their answers when they are done. They can try again to correctly answer the questions they missed until they get all responses right. In each lesson, students are given sentences to listen to and then type in what they hear. They have the opportunity to compare their own answers with correct responses. Pronunciation exercises are designed to help students improve their pronunciation of words and sentences.
Students record each word sequentially, and then the whole sentence.
After the recordings are completed, the native speaker's voice and the student's voice are played sequentially so that they can be compared. In this process, students don't have to press any keys as the length of time of recording for each word is automatically determined by the length of the native speaker's recording. There is no hard copy documentation. However, the Help documentation and Notes on the program are very comprehensive. They contain very useful information to students and instructors about the program, content, topics, grammar aspects and linguistic functions involved with each dialogue.