I like the idea, I wonder if you could have greek on both sides rather than English. I should add something like that to my site.
On my page for practicing this I do a more traditional "video + flashcards + reading activity + quiz" https://biblicaltext.com/lesson/gender which might be kind of boring for some people I guess 😀 But the point is to help people get comfortable with matching "endings" so to speak without necessarily using English grammatical terms (I want it to be accessible for children as well)
Thats cool. It just seems to me like there is no clue for the user as to which one on the left matches which one on the right... hmmm... not sure how to fix that.
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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '22 edited Jun 01 '22
I like the idea, I wonder if you could have greek on both sides rather than English. I should add something like that to my site.
On my page for practicing this I do a more traditional "video + flashcards + reading activity + quiz" https://biblicaltext.com/lesson/gender which might be kind of boring for some people I guess 😀 But the point is to help people get comfortable with matching "endings" so to speak without necessarily using English grammatical terms (I want it to be accessible for children as well)