Hello I was wondering if there was a section for grammar, I see the Kanji and Vocabulary lessons… - Feed Post by Dslyexia

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  A3agnos

  On this side is no grammar. You can find sometimes grammar related questions in the Feeds.

  November 12, 2015 at 3:49am
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  OwlPrincess

  I feel like a lot of websites lack grammar sections because it's kind of hard to format without getting repetitive. Like, you have to think of both how to test it and then how to code how you test it.
  
  Anyway, FluentU made a list of good websites for Japanese grammar here: http://www.fluentu.com/japanese/blog/learn-japanese-grammar-online-websites/
  
  and their service is good for learning grammar: I bought the Plus prescription for it because it's so great.

  November 12, 2015 at 6:43am
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  OwlPrincess

  **subscription, not prescription haha.

  November 12, 2015 at 6:47am
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  Arachkid

  Finding websites that are good and interesting for teaching Japanese grammar is tough. There is a lot of kanji learning methods because it's easy to do. Grammar? Not so much.

  November 12, 2015 at 8:21am
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  chanto

  http://www.guidetojapanese.org/learn/grammar

  November 15, 2015 at 2:51am
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  mog86uk

  I don't think it would be too impossible to make "Grammar" questions in the style as JCJP's Vocabulary and Kanji questions.
  
  The questions could be like this: "topic particle", with this choice of answers: A) わ, B) が, C) は, D) か.
  
  Or questions like this: "has been eaten", with answers: A) たべた, B) たべていた, C) たべられた D) たべられていた.
  
  Or you could have questions that are full sentences but with a part blanked out, and the user has to pick the grammatically correct missing particle / word / auxiliary / inflection / suffix / etc. For example:
  
  "私は本__読みます", with answers: A) こと, B) の, C) を, D) に
  
  The main difficulty is, as OwlPrincess mentioned, making it so that it's not repetitive. There would have to be a variety of randomised alternate words to stop users getting bored reading the same set phrases over and over, and also to prevent users just matching questions and answers through visual memory.

  November 15, 2015 at 3:21am