A language teacher marks the error and moves on; you learn the rule or you do not. Nerdly marks the error and names the rule, every time: the agreement you missed, the tense that does not fit the time word, the preposition that goes with that verb. Paste what you wrote, get it back with the corrections explained, and the next paragraph has fewer of them.
Three ways to use it
- Check my work. Write the paragraph in the language first. Paste it. Every correction comes with the rule, and nothing is rewritten for you.
- Explain. Ask why a rule works, with examples, until it clicks. Follow up in the same chat.
- Quiz me. Vocabulary, verb conjugations, or sentences to translate, one at a time, graded, with a score at the end.
Say your level
Put your course in Settings, like “Spanish 2, 10th grade”, and the explanations use the grammar you have been taught and not the grammar you have not. The honor code explains why writing it yourself first is the point.
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Each one opens the chat with the question in the box. Change it to yours.
Questions.
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Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Latin, Mandarin and Japanese, plus English for students learning it. The explanations are in English unless you ask for the target language.
It will, and it will also tell you that handing in a translation is not learning the language. The better use is Check my work: write it yourself, paste it, and get every correction with the rule behind it.
Yes, in plain English with examples: ser versus estar, passé composé versus imparfait, German cases, subjunctive triggers. Ask why, not just what.
Yes. Name the chapter or paste the word list in Quiz me mode and it asks one at a time, both directions, and keeps score.
5 questions a day with no account, 10 with a free account, and Plus is $9.99 a month for 150 a day.
Composition due tomorrow?
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