Option for partial answers for multi-word translation

LauliQwan

So some words have more than one definition, and as it stands, if I don't write the correct options in the correct order it's going to say I'm wrong, but I'm not someone who is good with simple memory (like repetition of 'am, are, is' in a meaningless context won't work for me, but cognitively understanding it covers those in multiple sentence structures I can do).
I don't know how this can be refined besides letting users pick 'am' or 'are' or 'is' or 'am + are' or 'am + is' or 'are + is' as equally valid options. Or perhaps hinting there are 3 answers, so we can think through which of them and type them in. Image description

neoncube

Hi LauliQwan , I did some sleuthing, and it looks like you were probably running into this issue on these two courses:

I've fixed the issue for these two courses 🙂

neoncube

Hi @LauliQwan, and welcome to the forums! 🙂

Can you post a link to the course?

In My Little Word Land, if words like this are separated by semicolons, then things should work as you've described 🙂 (Well, mostly. You'd be able to type "am", "are", or "is", but still not "am are")

Memrise used to have people separate words with commas, and then they switched to separating words with semicolons, which broke a lot of courses. I'm hoping to add a feature to My Little Word Land that will let people automatically fix this 🙂