I see the 硬 kanji when browsing the big list of grammar points. But obviously the site is designed for spending the most time reviewing points, not browsing them. It would be nice if we could see these (and even markers for ‘casual’ ‘feminine/masculine’) standardized in the “Grammar Info” section of the reviews page.
Thanks!
て以来 isn’t a 硬 grammar point though, so the indicator isn’t going to show up anywhere. I don’t know about reviews, but it does show up on the grammar page itself when appropriate. For example:
You’re right that て以来 isn’t formal. That was a bad example page to use.
I’ll have to keep a closer eye out for that 硬 icon. But even if it is there, it would still be nice to flesh that system out a bit further: casual, standard, formal, very formal, archaic but the JLPT wants you to know it anyway for some reason, masculine, feminine, etc.
Thank you for your reply.
That reminds me, does stuff like ～ざるをえない or せねばならぬ actually show up on the JLPT? They aren’t particularly hard to understand or anything after working through 文プロ, but of all the things to test…
