This is inspired by a YouTube video, but I can’t find it, unfortunately.
The idea is to cram newly learned grammar points (GPs). It often happens to me that I remember what a GP means, how use it/conjugate it, everything, except how it goes. As in, which letters I need to use. I know I need to add “as ~ as possible,” but I forgot how it goes. Is it なろく? なるべき? Etc. (it’s なるべく). And I would really use a way to get over those initial failures. And the Cram feature doesn’t let me be as specific and doesn’t really work in a way I’d want it to.
What I would like is for me to be able to pick which GPs I want to practice. Any number of them, thought this method doesn’t work if you only pick a few. So let’s say I pick 5, all of which I’ve just learned. This new feature would present them first in Japanese, for instance (ideally it would be random in which language it show them first). All five at once, in one column. The second column would leave room for me to write in, but it’s optional if I do. I.e. I would decide if I’m right, not the site (like in Anki).
When I’m done writing in, or just thinking without writing, I would click “Done,” when the site would show the right answers in English in a third column, and then give me the option to click “Correct” or “Wrong.” I would only click “Correct” if I got all 5 right. If not, then I would repeat the exercise. If I’m right about all five, the site would then put the English meaning in the first column. Then I would have to guess all five again, but E->J. And the whole process would repeat and as for as long as I wanted it to.
Or if you just made it so that Cram feature let’s you pick which GPs you can study, lmao, probably easier to set up than this, but on the other hand, it might make memorizing sentences instead of grammar easier.