How do you practice using and remembering grammar points? I’ve used anki deck, but I realize I just start remembering the example sentence, instead of the grammar point. Do you make a separate deck? What tools do you use to retain grammar points? It’s especially difficult if the grammar point is similar, like ことだから/ ものだから．
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