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Grammar points

Each grammar point has a page with its structure, an explanation and examples. The words in them open popups.

  • Website
  • Mobile app

The grammar library

Grammar lists every point with search, tag and level filters. Signed in, it starts with Continue learning (points you opened and do not know yet) and Favorites, and a Your level filter shows only the points at the levels you pick.

Grammar by relevance, at the top of the list, ranks the grammar points like words (see relevance).

A grammar point

A point’s page has Structure, Description, Examples and References. The menu adds it to favorites or removes it from Continue learning.

Signed in, a point has your level for it, with the same New, Seen, Familiar, Known and Mastered buttons as a word (see levels). Opening a point counts as looking it up and marks a New point Seen.

Level & progress, next to the level buttons, shows where the point ranks among grammar points and what evidence Lingaku has for it.

Opened from a lesson, the previous and next buttons go through that lesson’s points. In a lesson, moving on past a grammar point marks it Seen.