So far better than Duolingo
I’m an advanced learner of German, and got my B.A. in German Language. I’ve found it very hard to keep my German skills up with other apps, such as Duolingo. Duolingo has its upsides, but I find the options of study forms frustrating, something that Babbel does very well. I love that it has options of reviewing with Flashcards, Speaking, Listening, or Writing. I struggle mostly with speaking and writing German, so I use those functions a lot with Babbel, and I find the way grammar is presented much better than with other apps, which tend to present grammatical terms with no explanation as to the conjugation chart or which tense is being used. If you’re looking for an alternative to other apps, I’ve found this one great so far!
Learning, Learning, Interface, Features, Features, Features
Study forms, Grammar, Options, Speaking, Listening, Writing
negative, positive, positive, positive, positive, positive
Learning - Study forms - negative, Learning - Grammar - positive, Interface - Options - positive, Features - Speaking - positive, Features - Listening - positive, Features - Writing - positive
### USER:So far better than Duolingo, I’m an advanced learner of German, and got my B.A. in German Language. I’ve found it very hard to keep my German skills up with other apps, such as Duolingo. Duolingo has its upsides, but I find the options of study forms frustrating, something that Babbel does very well. I love that it has options of reviewing with Flashcards, Speaking, Listening, or Writing. I struggle mostly with speaking and writing German, so I use those functions a lot with Babbel, and I find the way grammar is presented much better than with other apps, which tend to present grammatical terms with no explanation as to the conjugation chart or which tense is being used. If you’re looking for an alternative to other apps, I’ve found this one great so far! ### ASSISTANT: Learning - Study forms - negative, Learning - Grammar - positive, Interface - Options - positive, Features - Speaking - positive, Features - Listening - positive, Features - Writing - positive )))
### Review: title: So far better than Duolingo, content: I’m an advanced learner of German, and got my B.A. in German Language. I’ve found it very hard to keep my German skills up with other apps, such as Duolingo. Duolingo has its upsides, but I find the options of study forms frustrating, something that Babbel does very well. I love that it has options of reviewing with Flashcards, Speaking, Listening, or Writing. I struggle mostly with speaking and writing German, so I use those functions a lot with Babbel, and I find the way grammar is presented much better than with other apps, which tend to present grammatical terms with no explanation as to the conjugation chart or which tense is being used. If you’re looking for an alternative to other apps, I’ve found this one great so far! ### Analysis: categories: Learning, Learning, Interface, Features, Features, Features, aspects: Study forms, Grammar, Options, Speaking, Listening, Writing, sentiments: negative, positive, positive, positive, positive, positive )))
### Review: title: So far better than Duolingo, content: I’m an advanced learner of German, and got my B.A. in German Language. I’ve found it very hard to keep my German skills up with other apps, such as Duolingo. Duolingo has its upsides, but I find the options of study forms frustrating, something that Babbel does very well. I love that it has options of reviewing with Flashcards, Speaking, Listening, or Writing. I struggle mostly with speaking and writing German, so I use those functions a lot with Babbel, and I find the way grammar is presented much better than with other apps, which tend to present grammatical terms with no explanation as to the conjugation chart or which tense is being used. If you’re looking for an alternative to other apps, I’ve found this one great so far! ### Analysis: categories: (Learning, Learning, Interface, Features, Features, Features) aspects: (Study forms, Grammar, Options, Speaking, Listening, Writing) sentiments: (negative, positive, positive, positive, positive, positive) )))
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: So far better than Duolingo, I’m an advanced learner of German, and got my B.A. in German Language. I’ve found it very hard to keep my German skills up with other apps, such as Duolingo. Duolingo has its upsides, but I find the options of study forms frustrating, something that Babbel does very well. I love that it has options of reviewing with Flashcards, Speaking, Listening, or Writing. I struggle mostly with speaking and writing German, so I use those functions a lot with Babbel, and I find the way grammar is presented much better than with other apps, which tend to present grammatical terms with no explanation as to the conjugation chart or which tense is being used. If you’re looking for an alternative to other apps, I’ve found this one great so far! Output: Learning - Study forms - negative, Learning - Grammar - positive, Interface - Options - positive, Features - Speaking - positive, Features - Listening - positive, Features - Writing - positive $$$