I find SRS useful for grammar, using a fill-in-the-blank card. The user types in a template with the blanks marked: T: {{c1::Mulheres bonitas::Beautiful wome

I find SRS useful for grammar, using a fill-in-the-blank card. The user types in a template with the blanks marked: T: {{c1::Mulheres bonitas::Beautiful women}} são {{c2::boa motivação::good motivation}}. Then it will generate one flashcard per template blank: Q: Mulheres bonitas são [good motivation]. Q: [Beautiful women] são boa motivação. The larger the blank, the more grammar the user has to come up with to synthesize the correct answer. Anki has built-in support for this through something it calls a "cloze card", though I've found its implementation insufficient for languages with grammatical changes spread through the sentence.