En #Busuu puedes corregir ejercicios a otra gente (y otra gente te los puede corregir a ti).
Acabo de ver uno cuyo enunciado era el siguiente:
"Piensa en las decisiones que has tomado en el pasado respecto a tus inversiones o tus finanzas personales. ¿Qué deberías o no deberías haber hecho? ¡Comparte tus experiencias con la comunidad! "
Y la respuesta de alguien que habla inglés y está aprendiendo español ha sido:
On our most recent visit to the family in Egypt I just became painfully aware that I’m the only person on the family who doesn’t speak Arabic (though our youngest child only speaks fairly little Arabic he understands a lot more, and the older one speaks it fluently), and that’s just really annoying.
@nebyoolae@michael I was really struggling with #Duolingo.
It was ok, but at some point I noticed that it's not consistent and not applicable to real scenarios. At least few years ago, maybe it's better now.
If you stick with #Duolingo long enough, it moves away from questions about rhinos and elephants and onto more adult topics.
I'm also trying #busuu The quality and depth of questions is not nearly as good. It's like a computer program from the early 2000's. You quickly find yourself answering the exact same questions again.
On the other hand, it does offer real grammar lessons, unlike Duo.
The free version of busuu constantly asks you to upgrade.