Good but not great
It’s a pretty good language app. I’ve been using it to learn French. It offers different methods to learning words and phrases: flash cards, speaking, listening, etc. But it doesn’t really get you to master basics first. They give you really hard sentences with way to much context in the beginning. And it doesn’t teach you how to really pronounce everything. Nothing is slowed down and the speaking is really fast. It’s actually really frustrating and makes me not want to even complete my lessons because I have no clue what I’m learning about sometimes. I really like how Duolingo takes you through basics and gets you to master everything before moving on. Babbel just throws random hard words and sentences at you right from the beginning. The way the lessons progress don’t really make sense.
Learning Methods, Learning Methods, Learning Methods, Learning Methods, Progression, Progression
Methods, Pronunciation, Speed, Vocabulary, Progression, Basics
Positive, Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative
Learning Methods - Methods - Positive, Learning Methods - Pronunciation - Negative, Learning Methods - Speed - Negative, Learning Methods - Vocabulary - Negative, Progression - Progression - Negative, Progression - Basics - Negative
### USER:Good but not great, It’s a pretty good language app. I’ve been using it to learn French. It offers different methods to learning words and phrases: flash cards, speaking, listening, etc. But it doesn’t really get you to master basics first. They give you really hard sentences with way to much context in the beginning. And it doesn’t teach you how to really pronounce everything. Nothing is slowed down and the speaking is really fast. It’s actually really frustrating and makes me not want to even complete my lessons because I have no clue what I’m learning about sometimes. I really like how Duolingo takes you through basics and gets you to master everything before moving on. Babbel just throws random hard words and sentences at you right from the beginning. The way the lessons progress don’t really make sense. ### ASSISTANT: Learning Methods - Methods - Positive, Learning Methods - Pronunciation - Negative, Learning Methods - Speed - Negative, Learning Methods - Vocabulary - Negative, Progression - Progression - Negative, Progression - Basics - Negative )))
### Review: title: Good but not great, content: It’s a pretty good language app. I’ve been using it to learn French. It offers different methods to learning words and phrases: flash cards, speaking, listening, etc. But it doesn’t really get you to master basics first. They give you really hard sentences with way to much context in the beginning. And it doesn’t teach you how to really pronounce everything. Nothing is slowed down and the speaking is really fast. It’s actually really frustrating and makes me not want to even complete my lessons because I have no clue what I’m learning about sometimes. I really like how Duolingo takes you through basics and gets you to master everything before moving on. Babbel just throws random hard words and sentences at you right from the beginning. The way the lessons progress don’t really make sense. ### Analysis: categories: Learning Methods, Learning Methods, Learning Methods, Learning Methods, Progression, Progression, aspects: Methods, Pronunciation, Speed, Vocabulary, Progression, Basics, sentiments: Positive, Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative )))
### Review: title: Good but not great, content: It’s a pretty good language app. I’ve been using it to learn French. It offers different methods to learning words and phrases: flash cards, speaking, listening, etc. But it doesn’t really get you to master basics first. They give you really hard sentences with way to much context in the beginning. And it doesn’t teach you how to really pronounce everything. Nothing is slowed down and the speaking is really fast. It’s actually really frustrating and makes me not want to even complete my lessons because I have no clue what I’m learning about sometimes. I really like how Duolingo takes you through basics and gets you to master everything before moving on. Babbel just throws random hard words and sentences at you right from the beginning. The way the lessons progress don’t really make sense. ### Analysis: categories: (Learning Methods, Learning Methods, Learning Methods, Learning Methods, Progression, Progression) aspects: (Methods, Pronunciation, Speed, Vocabulary, Progression, Basics) sentiments: (Positive, Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative) )))
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: Good but not great, It’s a pretty good language app. I’ve been using it to learn French. It offers different methods to learning words and phrases: flash cards, speaking, listening, etc. But it doesn’t really get you to master basics first. They give you really hard sentences with way to much context in the beginning. And it doesn’t teach you how to really pronounce everything. Nothing is slowed down and the speaking is really fast. It’s actually really frustrating and makes me not want to even complete my lessons because I have no clue what I’m learning about sometimes. I really like how Duolingo takes you through basics and gets you to master everything before moving on. Babbel just throws random hard words and sentences at you right from the beginning. The way the lessons progress don’t really make sense. Output: Learning Methods - Methods - Positive, Learning Methods - Pronunciation - Negative, Learning Methods - Speed - Negative, Learning Methods - Vocabulary - Negative, Progression - Progression - Negative, Progression - Basics - Negative $$$