Archived App (Last seen on 23 Apr 2026)
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About
This app helps users identify word classes within pre-defined sentences. It's suitable for classroom use or independent study to practice Czech language grammar. The content is designed to be expanded with more exercises and a larger sentence database.
What's New in Procvičování slovních druhů
2.0
December 18, 2025
Support for iOS 18.
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FAQ
What is Slovní druhy used for?
Slovní druhy is an educational application designed to help users identify word classes within Czech language sentences. It offers over 50 pre-defined sentences with a total of 500 words for practice, suitable for both classroom and home study.
How many sentences are available for practice in Slovní druhy?
Slovní druhy provides over 50 pre-defined sentences for users to practice identifying word classes. The app is designed to be expanded with more exercises and an increased sentence database in future updates.
What is the price of Slovní druhy?
Slovní druhy is a paid application priced at $1.99. This one-time purchase grants access to its grammar practice features.
What devices does Slovní druhy support?
Slovní druhy currently supports iPads. It is not specified if it is available on other Apple devices or Android platforms.
When was Slovní druhy last updated?
The latest version of Slovní druhy, version 2.0, was last updated on December 18, 2025. This indicates a commitment to ongoing development and content additions.
What is the age rating for Slovní druhy?
Slovní druhy has an age rating of 4+. This suggests it is suitable for young learners and general use.
Does Slovní druhy have ads?
No, Slovní druhy does not contain advertisements. As a paid application, it offers an ad-free learning experience.
Who developed Slovní druhy?
Slovní druhy was developed by Kamil Kopecky in collaboration with the Department of Czech Language and Literature at Palacký University Olomouc.