Hi LeonardoM,
sure! I suggest that you import the flashcards from this post:
Dear all, dear @leguan, I've just had a promising idea for a new way of learning sentence structure using Pleco Flashcards and the Tatoeba sentences. It reminds me of similar questions in IQ tests. The game is simple: You are shown a sentence in your language and the corresponding Chinese...
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This is possible because Pleco's flashcards system is so flexible already now, and will become even more so with version 4.0. The only thing you cannot do is use a Fill-in-the-blanks test, because that is of course limited to at most four characters, but you usually don't get sentences perfectly right, anyway, so it does not matter that much. You can use Self-graded and write the sentences on paper/your tablet instead. You can also try these flashcards:
Dear all, here is an archive containing translated Chinese sentences in the following language pairs, ready for importing into Pleco: Chinese-English 41,955 sentences Chinese-French 15,740 sentences Chinese-German 4,566 sentences Chinese-Italian 3,800 sentences...
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I like to study using sentences because it not only trains your vocab, but also your knowledge of word usage, sentence structure, and finer grammar points. When you discover any new pattern while studying, I suggest that you write down separately what you found out, so you're more likely to do it right when you encounter a similar sentence later on, consolidating what you've learned.
Hope this helps, enjoy,
Shun