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Dec 01, 2017 - 04:10 AM
Both are correct, it's a technical problem. Flashcards take phrases from the program, both from the workouts and the dialogues. In the program, we don't give double options in the dialogues because users don't have to translate those sentences. However, the flashcards take sentences from the dialogues which are used for translation exercises (and the same happens with phrases from the last workout, in the program they're used for listening only, but in the flashcards they are used for translation as well).
So what we are doing is adding double options in the dialogues (only in the dialogues for the moment, not in the last workout) so that all options are accepted in the flashcards. It is a slow process because there are many options to add. We have to review all the translation workouts, not only the dialogues, and add that option every time it comes up.
We hope this helps!
So what we are doing is adding double options in the dialogues (only in the dialogues for the moment, not in the last workout) so that all options are accepted in the flashcards. It is a slow process because there are many options to add. We have to review all the translation workouts, not only the dialogues, and add that option every time it comes up.
We hope this helps!