AI language learning journal

Write what you actually want to say.

Sparkslingo takes your real writing as the material. You write what you mean, in the language you are learning, and the review comes after you have finished the thought. Never in the middle of it.

The loop

You are not asked to write in order to get a correction. You write, and the correction is what happens next.

  1. 1 Write A journal about what you actually did or thought.
  2. 2 Review The AI reads it once the thought is finished.
  3. 3 Compare Your original and the reviewed version, side by side.
  4. 4 Understand Open any change for the reason it was made.
  5. 5 Practice Any correction can become an exercise.
  6. 6 Track The mistakes that keep returning become a profile.

A review, up close

The original keeps its place. The review sits beside it, and every change is a thing you can open and read about.

Original

Today I was working on my presentation. I have explain the same problem twice already, so I tried a different way.

AI review

Today I was working on my presentation. I explained the same problem twice already, so I tried a different way.

Grammar

Original
have explain
Better
explained

Why?

A completed action in the past takes the simple past here. The present perfect would need have explained, so have explain is neither form.

Pattern: Simple Past

Practice this →

An example, not a live review.

Your mistakes, seen over time

One correction is a correction. The same correction a dozen times is a pattern, and a pattern is something you can finally work on instead of rediscovering.

An illustration of the profile, not your data.

Practice that comes from you

Every correction can become an exercise, made from your own sentences rather than from a textbook.

Recognition

Yesterday I have explain the bug to my team.

  • have explained
  • explained
  • was explaining
Check

An illustration of one Recognition exercise.

How Sparkslingo treats your writing