Note: I use an iphone; some of these apps may not be available for Android phones.
Way of Life is a simple tool for building and maintaining positive daily habits and breaking bad ones. I’ve been using it off and on since about 2016. Other habit trackers have more features, but I prefer the simplicity of this one. You just click yes, no, or skip for each action you want to do daily. Yeses show up as green and no’s as red. The app keeps track of your current streak, as well as your longest ever streak. It’s easy to make retroactive corrections. There is also a toggle feature that allows you to track days you’ve gone without acting out a bad habit.
Sengram is a sentence-diagramming puzzle app. Yes, it can be fun to learn and review the elements of sentence grammar, such as noun clauses, co-ordinating conjunctions and participles. Players are given increasingly complex sentences, which they must place in the correct position on sentence diagrams to advance through the game’s themes and levels. Brief topic guides and word definitions are built in. It costs about $4, which I’ve found well worth it, even though the supply of sentences is limited. It seems to be used in schools and home classrooms, but I think adults interested in English grammar would enjoy it too.
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