My review about "Mango Languages"

My Review about of the App "Mango Languages"

In English we generally do a review "of" something, whereas we would talk "about" it.

After three days of testing this app, I must say this app it has an absolute a very easy system method to learn of inculcating the grammar of any language.

It's people who "learn" something.
A teacher would "teach" his students something.
An app doesn't actually "teach" something, it allows people to learn by themselves from their use of it. Nonetheless, given the limitations of the English language, we may still say that a system or method "teaches" something, even though it's not completely correct. I think a better verb to use in this case is "inculcate", even though it's used rather uncommonly.

It is a similar system to Rosseta Stone, whereby the constant practise of the same grammar point make makes the learner memorize that grammar point and apply it immediately.

I / you / we / they - make
He/she/it - makes
It = "the constant practise"

The difference with Rosseta Stone lies on in the approach, this means Rosseta Stone strictly doesn't teach any grammar point points, it is just about deciphering the a grammar point by using it through across several exercises.

An aircraft would fly in "on the approach" to an airfield runway.

In Mango Languages you can see the rule to follow, but the diversification of the exercises is limited so as to remember some phrases and construct other ones in base keeping with the knowledge acquired.

The phrase "in base with" is wrong here. We may say "in keeping with" or "in tandem with".

The approach of Mango Languages also has a motivating system effect, in that each exercise has a female voice that motivates you to keep up.

As long as I can learn am learning Mandarin using Mango Languages, and I have to say there are excellent explanations about grammar, but this system lacks of different a variety of exercises to motivate more the learner more, because as just depending on memorizing and do not let letting the learner explore other ways to reinforce that knowledge is a fatal serious mistake.

It is the learner who "memorises..."
It is the app which "does not let" the learner explore.
We may say that the app "depends on" the act of memorising by the learner to perform its function, as well as "not letting" the learner explore more options.

A great example of this method is Busuu, whose learning system has a list of vocabulary already-learned vocabulary to review as many times as you need.

alternatively you can say My Mango Languages review

After three days of testing this app, I must say this app has the easiest grammar learning system for any language.

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It is a similar system to Rosseta Stone. the constant repition of the same grammar point helps the learner memorize that grammar point and apply it immediately.

The difference with Rosseta Stone lies in the approach Rosseta Stone strictly doesn't teach any grammar point, it is just about deciphering the grammar point by using it through several exercises.

In Mango Languages you can see the rule to follow but the variety of the exercises is limited to help you remember some phrases and construct other ones with the knowledge acquired.

The approach of Mango Languages is also motivational . each exercise has a female voice that motivates you to keep up.

I learn Mandarin using Mango Languages I have to say there are excellent explanations about grammar but this system lacks different exercises to motivate the learner more . Just memorization without other ways to reinforce that knowledge is a fatal mistake.

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