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Can give omissions for common grammatical words from blanking like the following,
articles like a, an, the...
prepositions like to, for,....
conjunctions and, while,....
- no use in blanking and practicing such words!
or the best solution is to give the user the access to blank his preferred word.
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give the user the freedom to start the practice from anywhere in the text so that they can concentrate on their priorities-now we have to start from the very beginning of the text everytime!
Craig Walker
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For the second part of your post, you can break up your text into sections as separate memorizations. That way, you can zero in on a new or troublesome area all on its own, then delete it later, if desired, without losing your primary text. I do this a lot with lengthy passages: have the main body that I have mastered already in one slot, add a new memorization segment to work on separately, then "snowball" the two together. Once that is going smoothly, I make a new file for the next section, and so on. If one spot is consistently troublesome, I make a separate chunk with just the hard part so I can target it better, deleting it once it's no longer needed.