More difficult than Duolingo
I’ve been using Babble for about 4 months, and am getting frustrated because as the lessons progress, they’re giving too much info and the practice sentences are becoming more complex with far too many words that they haven’t introduced yet. When the sentences are spoken, they are so quick that it’s hard to differentiate one word from another. I understand the real world won’t slow down to enunciate for a Spanish learner, but lessons aren’t the real world. They’re lessons. It’s like learning to ski on an extremely steep bunny hill. As a result, It’s becoming less enjoyable. I decided to give Duolingo a try, and it is so much more fun and easier to follow. As a bonus, it doesn’t appear to have progressive ideologies injected into the practice sentences and stories. I’ll continue with the Babble lessons to get my money’s worth, but I won’t be renewing it. I’m giving it 2 stars because I was able to progress a little at the beginning, so I’ve received some benefit.
App Features, App Features, App Content
Difficulty, Enjoyability, Ideology
Negative, Negative, Neutral
App Features - Difficulty - Negative, App Features - Enjoyability - Negative, App Content - Ideology - Neutral
### USER:More difficult than Duolingo, I’ve been using Babble for about 4 months, and am getting frustrated because as the lessons progress, they’re giving too much info and the practice sentences are becoming more complex with far too many words that they haven’t introduced yet. When the sentences are spoken, they are so quick that it’s hard to differentiate one word from another. I understand the real world won’t slow down to enunciate for a Spanish learner, but lessons aren’t the real world. They’re lessons. It’s like learning to ski on an extremely steep bunny hill. As a result, It’s becoming less enjoyable. I decided to give Duolingo a try, and it is so much more fun and easier to follow. As a bonus, it doesn’t appear to have progressive ideologies injected into the practice sentences and stories. I’ll continue with the Babble lessons to get my money’s worth, but I won’t be renewing it. I’m giving it 2 stars because I was able to progress a little at the beginning, so I’ve received some benefit. ### ASSISTANT: App Features - Difficulty - Negative, App Features - Enjoyability - Negative, App Content - Ideology - Neutral )))
### Review: title: More difficult than Duolingo, content: I’ve been using Babble for about 4 months, and am getting frustrated because as the lessons progress, they’re giving too much info and the practice sentences are becoming more complex with far too many words that they haven’t introduced yet. When the sentences are spoken, they are so quick that it’s hard to differentiate one word from another. I understand the real world won’t slow down to enunciate for a Spanish learner, but lessons aren’t the real world. They’re lessons. It’s like learning to ski on an extremely steep bunny hill. As a result, It’s becoming less enjoyable. I decided to give Duolingo a try, and it is so much more fun and easier to follow. As a bonus, it doesn’t appear to have progressive ideologies injected into the practice sentences and stories. I’ll continue with the Babble lessons to get my money’s worth, but I won’t be renewing it. I’m giving it 2 stars because I was able to progress a little at the beginning, so I’ve received some benefit. ### Analysis: categories: App Features, App Features, App Content, aspects: Difficulty, Enjoyability, Ideology, sentiments: Negative, Negative, Neutral )))
### Review: title: More difficult than Duolingo, content: I’ve been using Babble for about 4 months, and am getting frustrated because as the lessons progress, they’re giving too much info and the practice sentences are becoming more complex with far too many words that they haven’t introduced yet. When the sentences are spoken, they are so quick that it’s hard to differentiate one word from another. I understand the real world won’t slow down to enunciate for a Spanish learner, but lessons aren’t the real world. They’re lessons. It’s like learning to ski on an extremely steep bunny hill. As a result, It’s becoming less enjoyable. I decided to give Duolingo a try, and it is so much more fun and easier to follow. As a bonus, it doesn’t appear to have progressive ideologies injected into the practice sentences and stories. I’ll continue with the Babble lessons to get my money’s worth, but I won’t be renewing it. I’m giving it 2 stars because I was able to progress a little at the beginning, so I’ve received some benefit. ### Analysis: categories: (App Features, App Features, App Content) aspects: (Difficulty, Enjoyability, Ideology) sentiments: (Negative, Negative, Neutral) )))
Instruction: Extract triplets of category - aspect - sentiment, from the given Input. Each pair should include the category, the specific aspect within that category, and the sentiment expressed towards that aspect. Input: More difficult than Duolingo, I’ve been using Babble for about 4 months, and am getting frustrated because as the lessons progress, they’re giving too much info and the practice sentences are becoming more complex with far too many words that they haven’t introduced yet. When the sentences are spoken, they are so quick that it’s hard to differentiate one word from another. I understand the real world won’t slow down to enunciate for a Spanish learner, but lessons aren’t the real world. They’re lessons. It’s like learning to ski on an extremely steep bunny hill. As a result, It’s becoming less enjoyable. I decided to give Duolingo a try, and it is so much more fun and easier to follow. As a bonus, it doesn’t appear to have progressive ideologies injected into the practice sentences and stories. I’ll continue with the Babble lessons to get my money’s worth, but I won’t be renewing it. I’m giving it 2 stars because I was able to progress a little at the beginning, so I’ve received some benefit. Output: App Features - Difficulty - Negative, App Features - Enjoyability - Negative, App Content - Ideology - Neutral $$$