Language Learning Help

Language Learning Help is a tutor for the language you are studying. Paste a sentence to translate and you get the translation plus a breakdown of why it is worded that way: the tense, the agreement, the word order. Paste a paragraph you wrote and you get corrections with the rule behind each one, in terms your course uses. Ask a grammar question and you get the rule, examples, and the exceptions that trip people up. Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Mandarin, Korean, Latin and others are covered, and a photo of a worksheet or a textbook exercise works as input too.

Say what language and what level you are at, and whether your class uses a particular variety, such as Latin American Spanish. When you ask for a translation, try writing your own version first and paste both; the comparison teaches more than the translation alone. For corrections, include the assignment instructions so the tutor knows which tenses or structures you are expected to use. Ask follow-ups like 'why subjunctive here' rather than accepting a correction you do not understand, and ask for two or three more example sentences using the same rule so you can practise it.

For English grammar in an English essay, Grammar & Clarity Check is the mode to use. To drill vocabulary, make a deck in Flashcard Maker from your word list, and to test yourself on conjugations, ask Quiz Me for a drill. Language classes usually have strict rules about translation tools on graded work, so use this mode to understand and practise, and write your own submissions. Native speakers and textbooks sometimes disagree on usage, so when a correction conflicts with what your teacher taught, follow your teacher.