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ModeQuiz (options 3 and 4) drives an open-ended translation drill. Option 3 uses declarative sentences (SentenceMode.Normal); option 4 uses questions (SentenceMode.Question). Both modes share the exact same scoring loop — the only difference is the shape of the English prompt you see.

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How the quiz works

1

EnglishMatrix generates an English sentence

A random sentence (or question) is produced by the same GenerateSentence engine used in options 1 and 2, and printed on screen as the English prompt.
2

Type your Spanish translation

Write your translation at the Tu traducción: prompt and press Enter.
3

The correct translation is revealed

EnglishMatrix prints Respuesta: followed by the correct Spanish sentence so you can compare it to your answer.
4

Self-report your result

Enter s (sí) if you got it right, or n (no) if you did not. Your input increments the correct-answer counter.
5

Continue or quit

The next sentence appears automatically. Type salir at the Tu traducción: prompt at any time to end the session and see your score.

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Sample session

=== Quiz — Oraciones ===
Escribe 'salir' para terminar.

EN: [Presente simple] The hero fights the enemy in the city.
Tu traducción: El héroe lucha contra el enemigo en la ciudad.
Respuesta: [Presente simple] El héroe lucha contra el enemigo en la ciudad.
¿La tuviste bien? (s/n): s

EN: [Futuro simple] Will we travel to the forest tomorrow?
Tu traducción:

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Scoring

When you type salir, EnglishMatrix tallies your self-reported results and prints a final summary: 
Resultado: 7/10 (70%)
¡Bien! Sigue practicando 💪
The feedback message depends on your percentage:
ScoreMessage
≥ 80 %¡Excelente! 🏆
50 – 79 %¡Bien! Sigue practicando 💪
< 50 %¡No te rindas! Keep going! 🎮
Run option 1 or 2 first to see plenty of example sentences in the tense you want to practice, then switch to option 3 or 4 to test yourself on that same vocabulary while it’s still fresh.

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