Writing trainer: write Hindi yourself
You write the sentence; the trainer tells you at once whether it is right — and if not, exactly where it goes wrong. You get another try first, then the answer, suggestions and the rule.
- Checked instantly
- The mistake marked
- Your text stays on your device
Write sentences
633 tasks from this course, and for each one we know what is right — including the other correct answers. A round is ten sentences and takes a few minutes.
A Devanagari keyboard works best. Romanisation is recognised and marked as such.
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Free writing
There is no model answer to check against here. So only what can be recognised for certain is reported: words that do not exist in that form, known wrong forms, capital letters, doubled words. No hint does not mean the text is free of mistakes.
What is checked here — and what is not
Checked exactly
For the sentences, what is right is fixed in advance: the model answer and every other accepted version. So the trainer can say “right” or “this differs here” with certainty — word by word.
Hints, not a verdict
In free writing you only get hints about what can be recognised for certain. Every hint was tested on all the example sentences of this course: it fires on none of them.
What is missing — on purpose
Whether a free text is right in grammar and meaning can only be judged by a person or a large language model. Neither runs in your browser. A checker that guesses gets things wrong — and once it has marked a correct sentence, nobody believes it again.
Why the trainer works this way
Corrections in writing demonstrably help, most of all when they are focused: one place, one rule. Finding the mistake yourself first makes the rule stick better than just reading the answer. That is why the trainer first shows where it goes wrong and only gives the answer on the second try.
Short rounds with visible progress keep you going, and whatever went wrong comes back in your review — a day later, then at growing intervals. Your text never leaves your device.