I'm not entirely sure what you're referring to - if you could toss up some screenshot(s) showing me what is appearing on your end, that'll help me look into it!
Sorry for the multiple posts. My phone was having trouble uploading more than one image at a time. All three of the lessons in this schedule are exactly the same for lesson #9.
It’s not your phone, it’s a limitation of the forum software. You can include multiple images in one post with this trick: upload them one at a time and intersperse some text between each image.
That's okay! I'll try to explain it better/more precisely. So in lesson #9, Naru/Suru, there is a (3) in parenthesis to show that there are 3 sublessons within this lesson. All 3 of those lessons are exactly the same. I assume it should show a (1) and the other two lessons should be removed since they're exactly the same?
The (3) shows how many "terms" are in that lesson. In this case it's these three:
That's different from the lesson you get with the cards you flip through. You get one of those for each lesson, even if that lesson contains (4) terms.
I don't really see anything wrong with the lessons. Am I missing something?
There are not three sublessons, exactly - there are three terms. This counter makes a lot more sense with words and kanji, since it is easy to identify those as individual units.
With grammar, sometimes they'll look just as unique. But with this one, especially the first and third (as they both use する), they may appear to be "the same", although they are stored and tested as separate elements.
Yeah that's alright if they're different. I don't think I've encountered a terms-section where the learning cards were exactly the same. From my understanding now, you guys test 3 different things, but can't do it in one "term", so even though you teach it in the same main lesson, it is actually separated later.
Sorry, it was the first time I encountered a lesson this way and figured it was a mistake. Thanks for clarifying!
