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Many (but not all) Duolingo languages, eg Chinese, actually have basic grammar covered in the Tips section boxes before each lesson: https://www.duolingo.com/s
by Clewza313 6y ago
Many (but not all) Duolingo languages, eg Chinese, actually have basic grammar covered in the Tips section boxes before each lesson:
https://www.duolingo.com/skill/zs/Existence/tips https://www.duolingo.com/skill/zs/Existence/tips
However, this feature is not really discoverable and often the main content that follows is only loosely if at all related.
- musicale 6y agoIt took me a while to find the "tips" lessons on duolingo but now I always review them before the translation drills and usually find them to be relevant.
- cyxxon 6y agoEven worse, it is (or at least was) not available in all methods used to access the content. I think it is available on the web, where I started using Duolingo during a downtime at work, and when I later wanted to continue, I just did not find the button for it on the iOS app (or the other way around). That is pretty terrible for such a basic part of the learning experience.