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Duolingo was more useful to me when you could fail until you got it right instead of losing your hearts and then getting bumped out of the lesson. I don't use
by hombre_fatal 5y ago
Duolingo was more useful to me when you could fail until you got it right instead of losing your hearts and then getting bumped out of the lesson.
I don't use it any more, but when they added the heart feature, I finally bought a subscription. Without it, Duolingo ends the lesson just as you're about to learn from your mistakes which is unfortunate.
- bayesian_horse 5y agoThe hearts feature also encourages you to repeat the lessons more. It can be more tedious, but may be better. Also with the mobile apps there are these special XP challenges which you can use to repeat what you have learned before. I use these a lot, and it's more fun. I also notice when I'm too far in front of my skis, in that those exercises seem to difficult for the time allotted. That is a sign that I progressed too quickly through the lessons.